Humanity is approaching a tipping point, and many of our greatest hearts, minds, and spirits are reaching a similar revelation: there is more to this reality than we know. Through the lens of scientific inquiry, creative inspiration, and first-hand anomalous experience, we’ll explore the thinning boundaries between our terrestrial existence and a world beyond.  During the day, join talks, panels and workshops in which scientists, artists and researchers discuss the edges of human knowledge and experience. Simulation theory, the overview effect, consciousness and psychedelics, nuclear fusion, UAP disclosure, dark energy and black holes, art as prognostication, the power of folklore and myth, and wherever else our curiosity takes us. At sundown, enjoy music under the stars from a lineup of our finest sonic channelers, including Flying Lotus, Suzanne Ciani and Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith.  At ATOMIKA You won’t just talk about these radical concepts, you’ll experience them, with remote viewing sessions, lucid dream training, workshops in holotropic breathing, and much more. As we enter the small hours, we’ll gather for guided CE5 sessions led by trained psionic meditators. JOIN US for a kaleidoscopic examination of our place in the universe.

Together we will transform a doomsday weapon into a hub of interstellar imagination, fostering a cross-disciplinary exploration of contact, consciousness, and cosmic culture. Above ground, beneath a new moon, the stars will shine with rare brilliance as one of the darkest locations on Earth becomes a dreamlike setting for bleeding edge research, art installations, and interactive multi-sensory experiences. Live performances will span electronic and ambient sounds alongside space data sonification. With world-class partners and a multidisciplinary lineup guest curated by SpectreVision, ATOMIKA bridges the worlds of SETI, consciousness research, electronic music, and avant-garde art. Held on May 7-9, 2027, one thousand curious minds, scientists, artists, and musicians will gather across an expansive desert landscape. And at select times we’ll descend 174 feet underground, for sessions inside the restored missile complex, exploring questions about humanity's cosmic future through three days of immersive programming and live performance.