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От: Kevin Gribbroek <kevin.gribbroek at gmail.com>
Date: сб, 12 нояб. 2022 г. в 05:28
Subject: November 12 Online Schiller Institute Conference: Reviving the 
Heritage of Vladimir Vernadsky






In this time of great political tumult, of controversy concerning the 
positive role of human technological progress, and of the growing danger, 
whether through design or miscalculation, of military conflict between 
thermonuclear powers, the revolutionary ideas of the great Soviet, 
Russian–Ukrainian scientist Vladimir Vernadsky (1863–1945) demand to be 
examined and studied. This is particularly true of Vernadsky’s concept of 
the noösphere, the physical-economic sphere by means of which human 
scientific thought becomes the predominant force in our universe.

Amid calls to divide the world into ideological camps, the concept of the 
noösphere demands a new paradigm, one that brings humanity closer together 
rather than further apart.

Central to the noösphere is maintaining a fundamental commitment to the 
advancement of science, that is, to realizing those fundamental 
breakthroughs in scientific thought, which, when implemented in the 
productive process, enhance the power of man in the biosphere. While 
Vernadsky’s primary scientific contribution was his discovery of the 
powerful function of “living matter” in transforming and enhancing the very 
nature of the underlying inert universe through the “migration of atoms,” so 
too he saw that man, through the development of his scientific thought, was 
having a similar effect on transforming and enhancing the work of the 
biosphere.

Towards the close of Vernadsky’s life, as World War II was coming to an end, 
he insisted that it was urgent for countries to unite their forces in 
working together to realize the common aims of mankind, a commitment which 
he shared with the Soviet Union’s wartime ally, America’s Franklin Delano 
Roosevelt.

This symposium is dedicated to reviving the name, ideas, heritage, and 
mission of this seminal scientist. We have assembled noted scientists from 
around the world to come together to discuss fundamental scientific advances 
being made, or soon to be made, in their respective fields of activity, many 
of which were also fields of inquiry for Vernadsky. In the afternoon, we 
will discuss some of the physical engineering projects underway in various 
parts of the world to improve the condition of mankind — to develop the 
noösphere.

Panel 1: 10 am – 1 pm (eastern US time)
Vernadsky’s Revolution in Science and Thought

Bill Jones: “Vernadsky’s Promethean Concept of Scientific Thought as a 
Geological Force”
Washington Correspondent, EIR News Service

Dr. Vladimir Voeikov: “Vernadsky’s Concept of Living Substance, with 
Emphasis on the Fundamental Role of Water in its Existence and Development”
Doctor of Biological Sciences, M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University

Prof. Sergey Pulinets: “A Journey Through Vernadsky’s Universe”
Principal Research Scientist, Space Research Institute, Russian Academy of 
Sciences, Moscow, Russia

Prof. Alberto Prestininzi: “Climate Change and the Galaxy”
Professor, Sapienza University, Rome, Italy; Director of the Center for 
Earthquake Research and Information (CERI).

Jason Ross: “Vernadsky’s Economic Space and Time: The Anti-Entropy of the 
Noösphere”
Executive Director, The LaRouche Organization


Panel 2: 2 pm – 5 pm (eastern US time)
Physical Economy: Developing the Noösphere
Vladimir Vernadsky, in developing the concept of the noösphere, in essence 
created a unique approach to physical economics, strikingly similar to 
LaRouche’s method of physical economy, which utilizes chemistry and rates of 
physical output and input of production as necessary measurements, rather 
than the non-specific monetarist approach. The development and discovery of 
new resources, and new approaches to harnessing and distributing resources 
to effectively increase the productive output of an economy, are a keystone 
of this approach. Water management, and the development of corridors of 
energy and transportation are also fundamental. Speakers in this panel will 
discuss powerful proposals in those fields and discuss new discoveries about 
the nature of water itself, and its relationship to the biosphere and 
noosphere, and the broader issues of climate in the context of the solar 
system and galaxy.

Dr. Farouk el-Baz: “Egypt’s Development Corridor”
Research Professor and Director of the Center for Remote Sensing, Boston 
University, Boston, Massachusetts; Adjunct Professor of Geology at the 
Faculty of Science, Ain Shams University, Cairo, Egypt; formerly a leading 
geologist in the NASA moon program and advisor to the Egyptian president

Eng. Andrea Mangano: “The Transaqua Project”
Veteran of the Bonifica engineering team that developed the original 
Transaqua concept for Central Africa in the 1970s.

Michael Paluszek: “Latest Developments in Nuclear Fusion”
President, Princeton Satellite Systems, Plainsboro, N.J.

Gaopalelwe “GP” Santswere: ““Africa’s Need for Nuclear Power and Nuclear 
Medicine.”
Nuclear Physicist; Senior Scientist, South African Nuclear Energy 
Corporation, Pretoria, South Africa; President, African Young Generation in 
Nuclear (AYGN).

Prof. Gerald Pollack: “The Fourth Phase of Water, and Life.”
Professor of Bioengineering, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington; 
founder of the Annual Conference on the Physics, Chemistry, and Biology of 
Water



WHEN
Saturday, November 12, 2022
WHERE
schillerinstitute.com


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