From the Moon to Mars: The New Economics - Part II

http://www.larouchepac.com -- Part two of the New Economics deals with fusion-powered spaceflight as an integral part of national economic planning, by examining 1.) The measurement of physical-economic value and the notion of physical profit, 2.) The case of the 1960 Apollo Project as a physical-economic science driver for the United States, and 3.) The frontier questions of science that will represent both the impetus for, as well as the fruits of, a fusion-powered Moon-Mars program, especially in the area of biology and the relationship of electromagnetic radiation to living processes. Watch this, and you'll never again believe the lie that "space travel costs too much."

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[MTL911Truth]

Really great video guys. My only question is, why did you mention helium3-deuterium fusion but not helium3-helium3? Is there some big advantage to helium3-deuterium that would make is much more desirable to pursue than helium3-helium3?

This video:

v=eNthR4lGjJQ

claims helium3-helium3 is superior to helium3-deuterium, this is why I ask.

[laroucheyouth]

You are correctly informed, He-3 + He-3 is a more desirable fusion reaction. D + He-3 will be a crucial step. The latter is considered second generation, while the former is third generation.

[weirdjoei]

One of the best videos you guys have done to date! in every way shape and form.

And that's not saying anything bad about anything form the past....

This is just simply deserving of what ought to be on The Discovery or History Channel for everyone to see.

[CEVOrion]

Excellent video.

We cannot delay our future any longer!

[TheAntiMalthusian]

@ceomeye Mankind is not a virus that is the empire that has infected your thinking and made you hate your own existence and your own potential for creative scientific discovery.

[monokhem]

@ceomeye With that logic you shouldn't cook dinner until you have killed every microbe on your stove. Just fire the thing up and that will take care of most of your problems.

[Casperation1]

@ceomeye Ignorance is Bliss!

Ignorance = Lack of Knowledge

Bliss = Supreme Happiness

Didn't want you to skip over the true facts of my statement!

[MrAndersohn]

Mars is a very lucrative place , if we invest money in it we will have a second Earth

[MikDonsen]

Your using way to many latin based words. It sounds like conspiracy talk. The message is getting lost in word choice. Too wordy, making it sounds more complex than it actually is. It's a good arguement you just need to reword it a good bit.

[ceomeye]

We do have many problems on this planet. But we can solve them if you and all of us stop thinking like an ape, a linear thinking animal and start thinking circular. What good is going to do us if we carry our virus and cancer out into space? If we can't solve our problems on the planet then we take the same distorted spirit into other places where so called man has no developed much with spirit and the same beast of man will infect other planets. Colonize?

[tausfox]

This is a fantastic video! Thank you for putting this together and sharing it. I'm glad to see experts in financial matters speak up. I may be a rocket scientist, but the inner workings of the dollar definitely escape me. :)