People
Tim Taylor
Aerospace and biomedical entrepreneur (launch operations, the 1991 Columbia life-sciences mission, medical-device patents). Widely identified as "Tyler D." in American Cosmic.
Ties
| To | Role | Years | Verdict | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Garry Nolan | same research network | Unproven | nybooks.com | |
| Diana Walsh Pasulka | Vatican visit with Pasulka; both named in the Vatican Observatory's 2017 annual report | 2017 | Documented · occurred | strangerthanfiction.org |
| Diana Walsh Pasulka | "Tyler D." in American Cosmic (identification unconfirmed) | 2017 | Unproven | strangerthanfiction.org |
| Holy See | Vatican visit with Pasulka; named with her in the Vatican Observatory 2017 annual report | 2017 | Documented · occurred | strangerthanfiction.org |
Tied from
| From | Role | Years | Verdict | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Diana Walsh Pasulka | took him to the Vatican; both named in the Vatican Observatory's 2017 annual report | 2017 | Documented · occurred | nybooks.com |
| Diana Walsh Pasulka | identified as "Tyler D." in American Cosmic (identification unconfirmed; Taylor hasn't confirmed the pseudonym) | 2017 | Unproven | nybooks.com |
Notes
- The "Tyler D." identification rests on overlapping public details plus the Vatican Observatory report. One 2026 profile says Taylor has not confirmed the pseudonym publicly.
- Claim to check: "Taylor affirmed a lot of theories." Find what he said himself, on the record, versus what Pasulka reports he said as "Tyler."