Simeon Steele

Dr. Simeon Steele was a British scientist, engineer, astronomer, and aeronautics innovator.

Biography
Simeon Steele served in the British Air Force during the First World War. A doctorate student of physics and aeronautics at the time, he was recruited from university to military engineering and among other things, assisted AIX with stealth flight and communications.

After the war, Steele continued his education, getting a PhD in Physics, and was recruited to work for the Royal Lunar Charter Company, a mostly speculative and scientific body at that point, tackling the idea of Lunar colonisation by the British Empire.

Steele had a falling out with the RLCC in the mid 1930s and moved to Usonia, settling on one of the Magdalen Isles in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. He set up a monitoring station in the abandoned Ursuline Cloister on the island where he became increasingly convinced that he was receiving transmissions from an extra-terrestrial source.

Steele was interviewed by Usonian history Celia Tremblay for her audio archive project in the late 1950s.