A Delaware C Corporation founded to build the world's first miniaturized Liquid Fluoride Thorium Reactor platform for military applications.
My name is Joey Marchitto. I have no background in nuclear science, engineering, or physics. I started from zero knowledge and zero capital. I have been told this is impossible. I do not accept that.
Palmer Luckey had no VR background. He rebuilt it from parts that already existed and had the obsession to push it when the industry had given up. He then built Anduril — now valued at $28 billion — applying that same principle to defense technology.
Project THORON follows the identical pattern. The LFTR was proven at Oak Ridge National Laboratory in 1965. It ran for four years without incident. It was shut down for political reasons — not scientific ones. The technology has been sitting on a shelf for sixty years waiting for someone obsessed enough to pick it up and point it at the right problem.
That problem is military energy. The person is now.
"The credential that matters is the obsession and the team. The physics was proven 60 years ago. The gap is will — not credentials."
Marchitto Inc. is in the earliest stage of company building. We are actively seeking three categories of partner.