Sales came (perhaps obviously) not from the space stations that Voyager hasn't built yet but rather from the company's defense business, which builds missiles for the military, and where sales grew 85%. Losses were in part due to "non-recurring costs associated with the Company's IPO," which is at least somewhat reassuring. Voyager Technologies might "go to the moon" one day. But today is not that day. It's been a little over a month since I first warned investors about the danger of investing in a new spac ...