The UFO organization of Tom DeLonge seems to have money problems, unless it's all a big conspiracy

According to a report by Ars Technica, the strange UFO research group / art group co-founded by former member of Blink-182, Tom DeLonge, dubbed To The Stars Academy, has dug a deficit of $ 37.4 million, challenging its long-term viability as a research group / group of strange art. The organization is trying to design high-tech spacecraft alongside extraterrestrial-themed entertainment media. Among its employees, there are legitimate space experts and retired government officials, a type of people perfectly familiar with alien conspiracies in real life.

the Ars Technica According to the report, To The Stars has maintained a "stock incentive plan" for these people, but a document filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission indicates that the group has only met a little more $ 1 million in external funding. This led to this $ 37.4 million deficit, which To The Stars apparently intends to absorb by selling more shares. That means you can not only help Tom DeLonge out of trouble, but you can also be at the forefront of a serious foray into alien research – just as serious as extraterrestrial theories of visiting aliens. Greeks and sinking Atlantis.

Of course, a poorly designed stock incentive plan may be the "official" reasoning behind these financial problems, but we all know that this is part of a government-backed plot to discredit DeLonge and To The Stars.