“From the Moon to Mars: THE NEW ECONOMICS”
As esteemed members of an now activated citizenry, you are cordially invited to participate in the LaRouche Political Action Committee sponsored space conference in the NASA area at the Clear Lake Freeman Branch Library (16616 Diana Lane, Clear Lake, TX 77062) on Saturday, November 14, 2009 from 1-4pm.
Nothing short of total global bankruptcy reorganization, as demanded by American economist Lyndon LaRouche, together with the bold application of the future-oriented, science-driven, physical-economic principles of the American System of Political Economy, written into our U.S. Constitution, has any chance of saving civilization from the onset of a new global Dark-age. Likewise, any serious-minded economic recovery program will necessarily prioritize space colonization, which begins with the industrialization of the Moon as a precursor to accelerated, fusion-powered flights to Mars. For that reason, our guest speakers will not only discuss the exciting prospects of this in some detail, including the latest potential for fusion driven propulsion systems (necessary for achieving one-gravity acceleration flights to Mars), but will also elaborate on the rarely understood physical-economic principles so beautifully expressed by just such a Moon-Mars colonization program.
For scientists & experts in the field of aerospace interested in participating with the town hall, but who are unable to attend, are encouraged to send a white paper to the contact information listed below. For a sneak preview, please view this short video: http://www.larouchepac.com/lpactv?nid=11573.
Following the town hall meeting, on the evening of Saturday, November 14 through Sunday, November 15, the LaRouche Youth Movement will be hosting a series of panel discussions and workshops for young adults, to inspire the younger generations with the American intellectual tradition. Topics include subjects such as the epistemology of scientific and artistic greatness, the unseen physical reality behind the mathematical language of astrophysics, Classical artistic beauty and the methods of Bel Canto choral polyphony, and new developments on the relativity of astrobiological space-time, as it applies to LaRouche’s conception of physical economics. Each of those subjects is explained a little more in depth on the invitation.
Attendance for the town hall meeting is free and open all, while the Space Conference is a suggested contribution of $25, and geared toward young adults of the ages 18-35. To RSVP for the conference, or sponsor a young person’s attendance, please call (713) 541-2907.
