The Extraterrestrial Imperative: Homo Extraterrestris

The Extraterrestrial Imperative
Air University Review

Okay folks time to prep your kids to move out of the house... in fact maybe right off the planet

In an article at the Air University (Maxwell AFB) published in the "Air and Space Power Journal", the professional journal of the USAF, they have coined a new term for humanity

Homo Extraterrestris

As the space industrial capability level and the skill of productive space utilization advance, the number of people living in space for a major fraction of their life span will grow. These people will develop new preferences as to g-levels and lifestyles no longer necessarily related to terrestrial physical or social conditions. They will "urbanize" their new worlds. Space stations and lunar abodes will become their primary home-Earth a place to visit or perhaps just to "experience" holographically, in the comfort of their gravity environment. The more antiseptic surroundings in space settlements could reduce resistance to diseases of those who live in them from birth. They may find the hygiene of Earth just as hazardous as we would find the hygiene of medieval cities or ancient Rome. Still, some space-born offspring may migrate back. Those who stay will continue to diverge sociopsychologically from the ways of terrestrial mankind, as Americans have diverged from their ancestral countries. They will become the new Homo Extraterrestris who no longer needs Earth, hence does not wish to simulate its environment slavishly.

Their readiness to achieve sociopolitical and resource independence will grow with the psychology of their extraterrestrial motivations and their technological ability to create new worlds in their totality. This will lead to Androcell, not a colony of Earth, but a sovereign, mobile, neocosm. Androcell is the new beginning, while back on Earth open-world conditions move toward a demographic and industrial equilibrium.

The Androcell phase is likely to follow the intermediate phase, exourbanization. Oversimplifying somewhat, one may say that exoindustrialization puts the machines and productive techniques into space; exourbanization introduces the human and biological elements; and extraterrestrialization integrates the two components into complete neocosms.

Each of the three evolutionary phases is justifiable by clearly identifiable prime objectives as well as by their impact in changing the consequence world. Each phase contributes to the capability and motivation to, progress to the subsequent phase. In third phase, we leave the harbor and emerge into the open sea of space, psychologically and socially speaking. Human history henceforth will pulse through many world-arteries that lose themselves beyond the horizons of our perception in the trackless infinity of space and time.

The civilization of the Androcell is truly three-dimensional, not only because the design of Androcell utilizes purposefully all gravity levels between axis and periphery of the rotating systems; but, more important, because living awareness between worlds, and between surfaces and Androcells, plays itself out in three-dimensional space. Through exoindustrialization (production facilities), exourbanization (Astropolis, Selenopolis) and neocosms (Androcells), the human life form may be regarded as returning to the three dimensional origin of all terrestrial life. The two-dimensional existence of Earth's land surface becomes an evolutionary benchmark wedge between the three-dimensionality of the finite oceanic womb from which life rose to the brightness of consciousness and the infinite cosmic womb in which it can rise to a level beyond our understanding.

www.airpower.maxwell.af.mil...

So the NWO/PTB is prepping Air Force academy students to move off world and form the new chapter of human development, Homo Extraterrestris

Anyone ready to sign up?

Are they saying they've managed to find workarounds to all that radiation that was brought up on so many anti moon landing threads?

And who in their right minds would want to be a ,member of their faction? Dearth Vader's employees!

By the way forgot to point out...

This article was from 1978

Air University Review, January-February 1978

reply to post by zorgon

By the way forgot to point out...

so if that was written in 1978, is/are there any other pieces of current information that correlate with what was said in the thread? Other than the civilian manned mission to outerspace and beyond.

Originally posted by zorgon
The Extraterrestrial Imperative
Air University ReviewAnyone ready to sign up?

You can't sign up to be a "HOMO EXTRATERRESTRIAL"... I heard you are just born that way!

reply to post by achaiah86


Don't know yet other than all the years of Bases on the Moon talk This one is a new one to me. But I do see the author wrote a book

Krafft Ehricke’s Extraterrestrial Imperative
www.schillerinstitute.org...

The fact that it was at the Air University is what caught my attention... So it's another project

Edit:

Oh wait that book is not by Ehricke but about his papers My bad

Krafft Ehricke (1917-1984)

Ehricke brings to bear his extensive technical credentials in describing the actual means of accomplishing this, credentials which he initially earned during Germany’s wartime rocket research at Peenemünde, and later, with both the U.S. Army rocket team under Wernher von Braun, and the civilian aerospace firms involved in America’s space program.

Ah now it gets better He was one of those NAZI rocket scientists too

reply to post by zorgon


I think we both know there already are people up there
and have been for quite some time. 60's+ maybe.

all the past programs and goals they set back then
and then what? they were all shelved! no.

They went black.

Yes 'we' do

Born in Berlin, Ehricke believed in the feasibility of space travel from a very young age, influenced by his viewing of the Fritz Lang film Woman in the Moon. At the age of 12, he formed his own rocket society. He attended Berlin Technical University and studied celestial mechanics and nuclear physics under such luminaries as Hans Geiger and Werner Heisenberg, attaining his degree in Aeronautical Engineering. [1]

He worked at Peenemünde as a propulsion engineer from 1942 to 1945 with Walter Thiel, then went to the United States with other German rocket scientists and technicians under "Operation Paperclip" in 1947. He worked for a short time with the Von Braun Rocket Team at Huntsville.[2]

In 1948, while working for the U.S. Army, Ehricke wrote a story about a manned mission to Mars called "Expedition Ares". It anticipated the many challenges that still face explorers who will make the journey in the future. In the same year he wrote a book with Wernher von Braun, The Mars Project, which detailed how man could travel to Mars using a ferry system.

en.wikipedia.org...

Von Braun Mars Expedition - 1952
www.thelivingmoon.com...

Mars Shuttle


Project Lunex - US Air Force - 1961
www.thelivingmoon.com...
www.thelivingmoon.com...

Project Outreach - NASA - 1991



www.thelivingmoon.com...

Project Horizon - 1958 US ARMY SMDC w/ Major General Trudeau and Wernher von Braun
( link later-- updating that page with new files)

Wernher von Braun - Walt Disney collaboration on making a TV movie about a base on the moon to cover current plans on Project Horizon

The Walt Disney -Werner Von Braun Collaboration
and Its Influence on Space Exploration

or

"How to Hide a Moon Base in Plain Sight"


Photo Credit 1954 NACA

Many will recall THIS PHOTO of a supposed moon base floating around the net...



This animation created by XXXXXX, a member of AboveTopSecret.com clearly shows that the Moon Base image is in fact a still from the Disney TV image. What better way to hide a Moon Base project than to release a Science Fiction film at the same time...

reply to post by zorgon


Interesting topic. Also interesting that you post this today, as just this morning I was reading this article: One-Way Martian Colonization Missions: Proposal Would Cut Costs Dramatically, Ensure Long-Term Commitment

S&F

Originally posted by zorgon
Anyone ready to sign up?

No, thanks. Actually, I kind of like Earth. It has a lot to offer, and I certainly haven't seen all of it yet. Besides, my ancestors evolved here, so I'm pretty well suited for it. I can usually find a place that isn't too hot or too cold.

I'm also not crazy about the idea of sailing off into space in a little tin can and having to drink my recycled pee the rest of my life. Unless, of course, you could make the space ship big enough so it had its own Earth-like gravity, and trees, and a sky, and well... I guess it would have to be as big as Earth. And Earth is sailing along in space already at a pretty good clip, so I'm set.

I'm not sure what people expect to find in space. New alien cultures? Yeah, right. We can barely stand the other cultures we already have on this planet. Cool things to look at? Is that all it's about? Sightseeing? Seems like a lot of work, when there are perfectly wonderful things to see right here. Space is too big and dark and cold/hot.

Humans will never live any place else except on this little rock.

THIS is our vessel traveling through space.

For "intelligent" people to continually think we will be able to someday is ludicrous.

This place protects the human body in a way we will NEVER understand.

To continually waste money to attempt to send humans."out there" is nothing more than what I call being a modern day Icarus .

There is a phrase,"stay grounded".

That is what we as a species need to do.

Learn how to live on this planet in harmony with the earth and other species that inhabit this planet.

I am sure, if there are other universal species more intelligent than us, and they are monitoring our activities,they will insure we don't leave here and spread our ignorance and greed else where.

reply to post by stealthyaroura


Yes at least probably earlier than the 60s. There were programs with abductees for sure in the 60s. The US Navy was there as well.

reply to post by Aggie Man


Thanks for that link.Interesting timing to be sure

:cool;

reply to post by Oneolddude

For "intelligent" people to continually think we will be able to someday is ludicrous.

I just checked my calendar and my clock when reading your post. I expected to hear the clippety-clop of men on horseback in the street and goats in the distance.

Nope! It's still 2010 and not 1510.

What a strange sentiment to have 50 years into the Space Age.

Originally posted by Kandinsky
Nope! It's still 2010 and not 1510.

How very odd you picked 1510.... That is where I spend most of my time

Originally posted by stealthyaroura
reply to post by zorgon

 

I think we both know there already are people up there
and have been for quite some time. 60's+ maybe.

Ahhh now I know why we call them Greys.

If they've been there since the 60's and they were in their 20's-30's when they went up, they'd be in their 70's-80's now.

Yep, the moon - largest coldest old peoples home in the solar system.

Buzz wasn't scared off by UFO's - his quote was covered up!

"There was something out there, close enough to be observed, and what could it be? Now, obviously the three of us weren't going to blurt out, 'Hey, Houston, there are men up here with walking frames and they look angry, cold and hungry', you know?'"

Preparations and Studies already well under way

Studies on the effects of space on DNA

Spaceworms jet off on Space Shuttle Atlantis
www.telegraph.co.uk...

Space worms land in B.C., after hopping shuttle

The worms were sent to the space station to multiply rapidly, a special skill of the C. elegans worm, so Johnsen and his research team at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby could examine their descendants' genes for mutations.

"We are looking for damage to DNA caused by space radiation,"; Johnsen told CBC News.

C. elegans worms
(Credit: Simon Fraser University/Genome Canada/Genome BC/CSA)
Image courtesy of the CBC

www.cbc.ca...

Seems that the DNA came back with extra markers after only a short time

Worms in Space! The ELERAD Experiment

In this "proof of principle" experiment, "a genome returned from space has been shown to have damage that we could define very precisely," said principle investigator David Baillie, Canadian Research Chair in genomics at SFU. One worm came back from space "with an extra piece of DNA inserted into the genetic material, carrying extra copies of eight different genes."

www.asc-csa.gc.ca...

Originally posted by Oneolddude
Humans will never live any place else except on this little rock.

THIS is our vessel traveling through space.

For "intelligent" people to continually think we will be able to someday is ludicrous.

This place protects the human body in a way we will NEVER understand.

To continually waste money to attempt to send humans."out there" is nothing more than what I call being a modern day Icarus .

There is a phrase,"stay grounded".

That is what we as a species need to do.

Learn how to live on this planet in harmony with the earth and other species that inhabit this planet.

I am sure, if there are other universal species more intelligent than us, and they are monitoring our activities,they will insure we don't leave here and spread our ignorance and greed else where.

edit on 20-10-2010 by Oneolddude because: life is short.

Agree Partially with your opinion ( our ignorance and human greed ) but, this is the same kind of thoughts of the XV century, before the discovery of the New World - America.

SPACE is the NEW FRONTIER, on every issue: Scientific, Economic, Spiritual.

It's an imperative, for human kind, to Build a Fleet and Cross the "Ocean"..... like Christoforo Columbus!

We have no other chance.... to survive.

Zorgon: S&F

Not Surprising: Radiated Microbes Evolve In Space

News of a NASA experiment that exposed the bacteria salmonella to space flight aboard the shuttle Atlantis should not be a surprise After days of exposure to the radiation of space, the microbes evolved into a more virulent and dangerous strain..

Some of us vividly recall problems the Russians had with runaway strains of mold aboard their 15-year old space station Mur. In the end the mold not only interfered with the electronics but began growing on metal, plastic and glass parts. The problem got so severe we believe it was one of the main reasons Mur was abandoned and allowed to crash into the ocean in 2001.

It was our suspicion that the mold and fungus, as well as other microbes including germs, were being affected and altered by a constant bombardment of solar and other forms of radiation from outer space..

Good old NASA bringing us new super bugs



Andromeda Strain 2: NASAs Microbes-in-SpaceTest

Once again, as is far too often the case, your campy B-movie’s have predicted a terrible future. First killer robots, then horrible things that climb out of swamps, and like a scene from Crichton's Andromeda Strain, killer germs from space
Or, in reality, killer germs from earth, that have gone to space, and then come home again.

That’s the news from a new report conducted by NASA on a shuttle mission from 2006. It was mission STS-115, back in September of 06, that NASA astronauts were accompanied on their spaceward journey by a batch of salmonella. Scientists wanted to see what effect the germs would take on after a space visit. What they found is somewhat disturbing, accompanied by how they found it.

Man’s unwitting science partner – the lab mice – were fed the jetlagged salmonella, and were found to be three times more likely to get sick and die quicker than those mice who were fed the original salmonella.

''Wherever humans go, microbes go, you can't sterilize humans. Wherever we go, under the oceans or orbiting the earth, the microbes go with us, and it's important that we understand ... how they're going to change,'' said Cheryl Nickerson, associate professor at the Center for Infectious Diseases and Vaccinology at Arizona State University.

www.dailygalaxy.com...

So if we are finding new strains of microbes and bacteria that have mutated in space, would these not be ET Life?




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