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Torfinn Østby
Personal details
Born	12/15/1983
Status	Alive
Nationality	National Norwegian People's Republic (since 2039) Norway-Sweden (2028-2039) Norwegian (1983-2028)
Gender	Male
Religion	Asatru (On Paper) Atheist (Factually)
Education	University of Oslo, Master of Science in Physics Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering
Political party	Revolutionary Borkerist Party of Southern Norway (RBPSN) (Formerly)
Movement	Borker Thought
Known for	Notable Member of the Council of Specialized Military Research
Notable works	The Physics of Defense (Torfinn Østby, 2032) Bridging Advanced Physics and Military Innovations (Torfinn Østby, 2035)
Occupation	Researcher at the Council of Specialized Military Research
Family	Father: Magnus Østby (82), Mother: Sigrid Østby (78)
Spouse	Married
Children	2
Awards	Grand Excellence In Physics Award Liberty's Torch
Military service
Branch/service	Norwegian Revolutionary Front
Years of service	2025-2028
Rank	Colonel
Battles/wars	Norwegian Revolution

Torfinn Østby (born 15 December 1983) is a Norwegian-Swedish scientist and revolutionary known for his exceptional contributions to the fields of physics, defense research, and military innovation. Born in 1983, Østby displayed a remarkable aptitude for academics from a young age. He pursued higher education and obtained multiple Master's degrees, including in Physics, Biomedical Engineering, and Aerospace Engineering, demonstrating his diverse expertise and interdisciplinary approach.
In 2025, Østby joined the Norwegian Revolutionary Front (NRF) during a time of political upheaval and societal transformation. While serving in the NRF, Østby leveraged his scientific knowledge and analytical skills to contribute significantly to the organization's research and development efforts. Rising through the ranks, he assumed the position of Colonel within the NRF's R&D division, where he played a crucial role in enhancing military capabilities and fostering innovation.
Following the conclusion of the conflict, Østby transitioned to the Council of Specialized Military Research, where he continued to make substantial contributions to the advancement of military technology and strategic planning. He solidified his reputation as a thought leader and researcher by authoring two notable books: "The Physics of Defense" (2032) and "Bridging Advanced Physics and Military Innovations" (2035). These publications highlight Østby's ability to integrate scientific principles into practical applications within the military domain, providing valuable insights into defense strategies and technological advancements. Today, Østby remains an esteemed figure in the field, recognized for his exceptional contributions to the intersection of science, military research, and innovation.
Østby was one of the many party members implicated in the 2039 Norwegian Coup, and after these events he was stripped of any rank and placed in prison to await trial.