Esperantujo 2
01-01-2009, 20:19
2009 marks the 4000th anniversary of the Babel Space Elevator disaster. Since that time mankind has been restricted to rockets in its limited attempt at space exploration.
We believe that improvements in engineering and materials science render another attempt both feasible and desirable, not only for space travel, but for harnessing stratospheric winds, collecting charged particles etc.
As in the previous attempt, the project requires an international effort, so Esperantujo 2 invites all interested nations and NGOs to join in a consortium.
Aleksandra Kuiristo, President of the Praesidium, Sovereign Parliament of Esperantujo 2
Vladimiro Kuiristo, Ambassador to the World Assembly from Esperantujo 2
Frederiko Ingheniero, Professor of Engineering, University of Zamenhofurbo
Addendum:
We believe that the traditional interpretation of the disaster is incorrect. It is true that King Gilgamesh wished Sumerian to be used for all purposes, and all the contractors insisted on using their own native languages, but the real problem was the lack of a planned neutral language.
Maria Fosanto, Professor of Ancient History, University of Piron
Itjhako Kohen, Chief Rabbi, United Reformed Synagogue of Zamenhofurbo
We believe that improvements in engineering and materials science render another attempt both feasible and desirable, not only for space travel, but for harnessing stratospheric winds, collecting charged particles etc.
As in the previous attempt, the project requires an international effort, so Esperantujo 2 invites all interested nations and NGOs to join in a consortium.
Aleksandra Kuiristo, President of the Praesidium, Sovereign Parliament of Esperantujo 2
Vladimiro Kuiristo, Ambassador to the World Assembly from Esperantujo 2
Frederiko Ingheniero, Professor of Engineering, University of Zamenhofurbo
Addendum:
We believe that the traditional interpretation of the disaster is incorrect. It is true that King Gilgamesh wished Sumerian to be used for all purposes, and all the contractors insisted on using their own native languages, but the real problem was the lack of a planned neutral language.
Maria Fosanto, Professor of Ancient History, University of Piron
Itjhako Kohen, Chief Rabbi, United Reformed Synagogue of Zamenhofurbo