ABOUT

This is where I put the space projects I build on my own time. Some are things you can play with in a browser or a terminal. The rest are long research campaigns that ran until they had something to say. Most have a public repo you can read.

I studied aerospace engineering at CU Boulder. The habit that stuck was writing the hypothesis down first, running it, and publishing whatever came back.

ICEBERG spent 215 pre-registered analysis rounds trying to kill a Saturn ring-mining concept, and finally killed it. The trajectory work rebuilt a 2021 course project that never learned a thing; the original failure still ships in the repo unmodified. aelfrice is persistent memory for large language model (LLM) agents, benchmarked in public and re-reported lower when the re-runs came back lower. All three reports contain a number I had to take back. Those stayed in the record too. ICEBERG and the trajectory work are desk studies: the analysis is real, the hardware is not.

If a number on this site is wrong, tell me and I will correct it in place: contact@robotrocketscience.com.