We’re solving the world energy crisis by creating sustainable fusion technology. Yes, really.And after that, we're going to use the same technology to build warp drives and give humanity the stars. Yes, really.Men wanted for hazardous journey. Low wages, bitter cold, long hours of complete darkness. Safe return doubtful. Honour and recognition in event of success. This was the advertisement Ernest Shackleton placed to look for men to join him on his Antarctic expedition. He got more than 5000 responses, because he knew exactly what he was looking for, the stakes involved, the costs that would need to be paid, but most importantly he knew the type of people he needed.ZC Institute, Inc. is an Atlanta-based organization looking for similar people to help us achieve something extraordinary. ZC Institute is attempting to create warp drive technology, with several ancillary uses such as controlled nuclear fusion. Yes, like the Enterprise in Star Trek. Yes, it absolutely is possible to do with current technology. With your help, we can give humanity the solar system and the stars with a sub-light warp engine alone. This technology can revolutionize electronics, computing, telecommunications, energy production, and space flight. Even more importantly, it opens the entire solar system for resource extraction and possible colonization. This will not be a two or even 5-year project. This will be a generation’s work, if not more. It might be beyond our current level of technology. However, there is only one way to find out: even if this technology is not viable at the macro level, the patents and the scientific advances gained will still be extremely valuable from a monetary perspective.The organization already has an experienced CEO, COO, CSO, and CLO at the helm, along with astrophysicists, theoretical physicists, fusion engineers, several collaborating labs and a strong board of technical and strategic advisors. The only thing missing now is startup capital.“For scientific discovery give me Scott; for speed and efficiency of travel give me Amundsen; but when disaster strikes and all hope is gone, get down on your knees and pray for Shackleton.” Sir Raymond Priestly, Antarctic explorer and geologist.Just as the early 20th century was a race for the exploration of some of the last frontiers of the planet, so the early 21st century is a race to explore the final frontier itself. Would you answer Shackleton’s call? Will you answer ours and help us open up the final frontier for all?