VGTL Is Back: From EM To Deep Space
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- 6 days ago
- 3 min read
VGTel, Inc. (OTC PINK: VGTL) is rewriting the playbook for penny stocks by transforming into a gateway to the final frontier. The company emerged after a 4 year stint on the expert market with some of the coolest news the OTC has likely ever seen: it is now....a space company. It regained pink status last week and on its first day back, shares surged 100 percent to $0.002 on 400,000 dollars in volume. And now, VGTL has everyone talking.
The centerpiece of VGTL’s vision is its Beyond Earth Project. The company already operates a remote telescope in Chile capable of capturing galaxies, nebulae and near‑Earth objects with exceptional clarity. That facility together with an existing site in Florida forms the backbone of a system designed to bring transparency and safety to our near‑space environment. Raw data, live camera feeds and high‑resolution astrophotography will soon be available to researchers, public safety agencies and space enthusiasts alike.

A third site in New Mexico is currently being scouted, with a fourth in Virginia also in motion. Together, these locations mark the early stages of a full-scale atmospheric monitoring network. The Beyond Earth system is being built to track unidentified aerial phenomena, near-Earth objects and orbital debris with real-time precision. It’s the kind of tech that could matter to space agencies, aviation regulators, and defense officials alike.
But VGTLs ambitions don’t stop with hardware. Its Special Projects Division is investigating plasma physics, unidentified aerial phenomena and the intersection of consciousness and scientific observation. Last week, the company welcomed Dr. David Krolewski, PhD as Neuroscience Advisory Consultant. Dr. Krolewski brings two decades of experience in brain science and molecular biology from Wayne State University and the University of Michigan. He will help translate advanced research into testable experiments that bridge neuroscience and astronomy. In an 8‑K filing back in February, VGTL reported it submitted applications to various Federal agencies, including the FAA, the DoD, and the NSA for research authorization, remote sensing clearance and data licensing. The scope of those applications reflects just how ambitious this buildout is….and reveals a bit of why their research is already catching some eyes:
A tight share structure and a clear plan to build something unique no doubt helps fuel some of VGTL's momentum. OTCM shows just 787 million shares are held at DTC and there is no active dilution as there are no notes on the books maturing in the next 6 months. The company also confirmed there will be no reverse split and no increase in authorized shares:
Looking ahead, VGTL plans to publish a structured review of one of the most provocative space studies in NASA history: footage of kilometer-sized plasma forms filmed in orbit over a decade of missions. This replication project shows how the company is turning fringe science into mainstream research. All of it will be backed by a public-access policy, with raw data, live feeds and findings released openly through the Beyond Earth portal to support transparency, citizen science and serious academic collaboration.
VGTL has reemerged from nearly a decade of silence with a fully-cooked vision and an actual plan. The pieces are in place for its Beyond Earth Project to deliver unprecedented observational data on UAPs, space debris and atmospheric phenomena. Early steps toward government approval stamps, combined with state of the art telescope capabilities and groundbreaking scientific research has set the stage for some major breakthroughs.
Everyone always talks about going "to the moon". But we have a company right here on the OTC with the tech to shoot for the stars.
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