1982 prediction of the course of the emerging Internet including grassroots revolution among the posterity of the Founders of the US.

The First (1986) of Many Awards for Ethics Given to Morton Thiokol Engineers Who Opposed the Challenger Launch

While was advising Gary Hart's AIDS policy committee in 1987, discovered and was the first (and probably only one) to report to the authors a serious error in the epidemiology model of AIDS published in the Nature cover story: May RM, Anderson RM: Transmission dynamics of HIV infection. Nature 1987, 326:137-142 which was corrected in the later article: Anderson, RM, May RM: Epidemiological parameters of HIV transmission. Nature 1988; 333:514-519. This error had apparently led a CDC-affiliated AIDS activist to spread the "good news" that the AIDS epidemic was over to various mass media outlets.

My Congressional Testimony before the House Subcommittee on Space hearings on Space Commercialization July 31, 1991

Robert W. Bussard's (1995) Submission of My (1992) Fusion Prize Legislation to Congress

The Bowery Award for Amateur Rocketry (1995)

The Wired Magazine (2000) Article Mentioning My Amateur Rocketry Prize

US Patent 6,212,876 (2001) for ultra-centrifugal rocket engine coinvented with Roger Gregory

The C-Prize (2005) -- The Most Crucial Technology Prize of All (Current public emphasis.)

The O-Prize (2006) -- A technology prize to shift oil production to algae and supplant omega-3 fatty acid nutrition relying on dwindling fish stocks with algae oil. and The Algae Slurry Diesel Prize -- A technology prize to demonstrate relatively unprocessed algae slurry as diesel fuel.