Breakaway civilization

A breakaway civilization is a group or society that has separated itself from its parent civilization and developed an independent, advanced infrastructure and culture.

Definition and overview

A breakaway civilization forms when a faction—human or alien—obtains a decisive advantage, whether technological, scientific, or ideological, and secedes from mainstream oversight. Such groups may relocate to remote terrestrial regions—such as Antarctica bases, underground or underwater habitats—or to off‑planet sites like the Moon, Mars, or artificial space habitats. These groups often build self‑sustaining infrastructures that remain hidden from the public and from the parent government.

Terminology and usage

A colony typically remains politically and economically tied to its parent society. When it either declares independence or loses contact long enough to develop distinct systems, it may become a breakaway civilization.

Some breakaway civilizations remain hidden from public view—referred to as clandestine civilizations. These often use disinformation or black ops narratives to obscure their existence. Not all breakaways are clandestine; some may secede openly and operate as de facto sovereign entities.

Closely related concepts include the hidden city, underground base, parallel society, black budget, special access program, and the Silurian hypothesis—a framework for considering the possibility of vanished pre-human industrial civilizations.

General characteristics

Independent resource acquisition, such as asteroid mining and closed‑loop hydroponics systems

Autonomous political or organizational governance beyond the reach of parent civilizations

Access to exotic or advanced technologies, such as electrogravitics, zero-point energy, or recovered UFO-related systems

Use of deception and remote facilities—such as the alleged Neuschwabenland base—to ensure long-term separation from surface society

Unique cultures or ideologies, such as technocratic, survivalist, or utopian models

Large-scale infrastructure, including hidden spaceports, terraforming projects, or off-world colonies

Categories and types

Breakaway civilizations are often categorized along several axes:

Clandestine vs. overt: Whether their existence is secret or acknowledged

Human vs. non-human: Whether the group descends from human civilization or originates from alien or non-human intelligence

Terrestrial vs. off-world: Whether the group resides on Earth—such as in Agartha—or off-planet, such as on Mars or in the asteroid belt

Overlap examples

The proposed Nazi German breakaway civilization is commonly described as both terrestrial and off‑world, with operations in Antarctica as well as alleged settlements on the Moon or Mars. It is also typically considered a human-origin, clandestine entity.

Common operations and activities

Establishing logistics and resource networks, including hidden supply chains, front companies, and black budget funding

Conducting advanced research and development, such as genetic engineering with tools like CRISPR, and work in propulsion, AI, and cloaking technology

Maintaining defense and security via stealth spacecraft, directed-energy weapons, or infiltration of mainstream institutions

Planning for long-term expansion, including population continuity, the construction of new outposts (such as those attributed to the Interplanetary Corporate Conglomerate), and multi-generational colonization

Engaging in external interaction with other breakaway factions—examples include alleged coordination between Solar Warden, the Dark Fleet, or rogue alien breakaway enclaves

Notable alleged examples

Name	Parent civilization	Type and location	Key features
Nazi German breakaway (Third Reich)	Human	clandestine; Antarctica and alleged lunar/Martian bases	Based in Neuschwabenland; development of flying disc technologies; secret space program; alleged cooperation with Reptilian species
Interplanetary Corporate Conglomerate (ICC)	Human	clandestine; off‑world	Corporate-controlled facilities on the Moon and Mars; resource extraction; participation in an off-world space economy
Alternative 3 Mars colony	Human	clandestine; off‑world (Mars)	Based on the concept from the television documentary "Alternative 3"; teleportation or antigravity transport; funded through classified or black-budget channels

See also

Clandestine civilization

Secret space program

Electrogravitics

Zero-point energy

Black budget

Operation Highjump

Neuschwabenland

Agartha

Alternative 3

Interplanetary Corporate Conglomerate

Solar Warden

Dark Fleet

Asteroid belt

Technocracy

Terraforming

Antigravity

Alleged technology summary

Technology	Claimed capability	Citation
Anti-gravity craft	Silent, high-velocity flight beyond conventional physics
Zero-point energy	Virtually limitless power generation
Black-budget aerospace platforms	Classified development of stealth and field-propulsion vehicles
Managed biotech leaks	Controlled disclosure of advanced gene editing breakthroughs