…a book called Terra 2. It was the first proposal to propose building space stations that was published. He beat out Gerard O'Neill of Princeton by about seven months, who didn't publish until August. Timothy's proposal for a space station was printed in…

…this program It comes from scientists. I'm not making any of this up. I'm just giving... I'm passing on the findings of Gerard O'Neill and of the NASA committees who study space migration. When we get to life extension, I'm passing on the findings of…

…minds in Nassau, from reading the publications of the L5 Society. By the way, how many of you here have heard of Gerard O'Neill? That's very interesting. How many of you have heard of the L5 Society? Okay, this is really excellent. I believe that a…

…of you have heard of the L5 Society? Okay, this is really excellent. I believe that a good case could be made that Gerard O'Neill is one of the most important men alive today, and perhaps one of the most important men that's ever lived on this planet.…

…most important men alive today, and perhaps one of the most important men that's ever lived on this planet. Very quickly, Gerard O'Neill is a Princeton physicist who has made a solid hardware reputation in working in particle accelerators. I mean, he's a…

…us going out there to look up the L5 Society in Tucson, Arizona which publicizes O'Neill's ideas. And to keep that mind, Gerard O'Neill, keep that name in mind. Now, I don't know how many of you read academic journals like Penthouse Magazine, but if…

…has their foot on the ground, right? Well, our astronauts, our space scientists, our space philosophers, people like Gerard O'Neill have repealed the law of gravity. Our species, through goodwill, harmonious cooperation, and the incredible application of…

…summarize these ideas. And I want to say again that none of these ideas are mine. I'm coming mainly off the work of Gerard O'Neill. Professor Gerard O'Neill was a professor of physics at Princeton. The fact that he was Irish helped. But he was a top…

…And I want to say again that none of these ideas are mine. I'm coming mainly off the work of Gerard O'Neill. Professor Gerard O'Neill was a professor of physics at Princeton. The fact that he was Irish helped. But he was a top drawer physicist. He…

…natural resources are limitless and almost free. I can't talk more about space migration now, but I urge you to read about it. Gerard O'Neill has a book coming out called The High Frontier. He says that by the year 2030, if his time schedule is adhered…