Richard has a strong background in physics and exotic space technologies. He holds a Masters degree in physics with space sciences and technology obtained from the University of Leicester in 1999. From 1999 to 2002, Richard worked for the United Kingdom government, researching SAR polarimetry. Richard then moved to Texas, and received his Ph.D in 2008. His expertise includes the Casimir Effect, higher dimensions, and cosmology. Specifically, his Ph.D dissertation illustrated a mechanism whereby higher dimensional Casimir energies could serve as a mechanism to stabilize the higher dimensions of the Randall-Sundrum brane world models.  Richard is know for his interest in warp drives and the suggestion that a technological manipulation of the extra dimension might allow an advanced civilization to control the local dark energy density. He resides in Houston, Texas.

Andreas completed his Ph.D in Gravitation and Cosmology at Baylor University in 2009. His dissertation "Colliding Branes and Formation of Spacetime Singularities in Superstring Theory" holds remarkable implications for the study of black-holes in extra dimensions.He also holds an MPhys degree in Physics with Space Sciences and Technology. Andreas has held a variety of research positions including two research fellowships at JPL/NASA where he worked on the Galileo mission support team and also the Hubble Wide Fields and Planetary Camera team.He also served as a Graduate Technologist working on the LISA mission development team at Birmingham university in the UK. He currently holds the position Chief Scientist for Variance Dynamical Corp. He resides in Anchorage, Alaska.