Cosmic Radiation

The phenomena comprised under the title of "cosmic radiation" reveal, to the creative mind, the proper context for considerations of culture and statecraft. A key driver of scientific thought in much of the twentieth century, cosmic radiation is intimately involved with our life in a surprisingly great, and growing number of ways. The relationship between the galactic radiation environment and climate patterns on our earth, the involvement of cosmic ray intensity in driving the patterns of biodiversity, and the electromagnetic conditions required by life on earth, all point to the need to understand what may seem to be terrestrial processes from a greater standpoint. Truly, humanity is a greater conspiracy than that of our stellar system alone.

The Extraterrestrial Imperative

The economic challenges facing us here on earth, and the devastated cultural environment in which our minds and souls are given no opportunity for creative growth, cry out: to space we must go! Truly, no project in recent history has offered more dramatic economic benefits than the Kennedy manned Moon mission, and there could be no greater perspective for international cooperation than on a scientific mission capable of drawing together people of different cultures around the quality that makes us all human. Explore the economic, cultural, and scientific imperatives of manned space exploration and development.

Narrow Path

Hidden from us today, and resisted by imperial interests over the centuries, there exists a fertile path of scientific discovery, laid out by the great geniuses of the past, and attacked by evil intentions. From the Pythagoreans to Cusa, and onward through Kepler, Fermat, and Leibniz, to Gauss and Riemann, this narrow path of scientific discovery serves as the educational and epistemological basis of the ongoing research and organizing functions of the LaRouche PAC. An inside understanding of scientific method is key to political change. Discover the educational approach you were denied in school, and find out which political forces oppose human creativity.

Tensors

Our senses do not perceive reality, but that does not mean we should abandon them altogether. Rather, we must peer "in between" them. The the physical tensor was most clearly demonstrated by and then elaborated by Carl Gauss, in his discovery of the orbit of Ceres and his subsequent work on curved surfaces and potential. The concept which underlies the physical tensor, however, was applied by all creative geniuses such as Plato, Kepler, Bach, et al. Through more than one sense, or shadow, of the real world, the creative mind can grasp what is invariant among them, i.e. that which is casting the shadow. After Gauss, the physical tensor was further developed by Riemann and applied by Einstein in his theory of relativity. We, along with Vernadsky, wish to take the concept further into the domain of the science of physical economy.

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An occasional publication on the LaRouche-Riemann method.