Yesterday I received my copy of 'Krafft Ehrickes's Extraterrestrial Imperative' by Marsha Freeman (Aprogee Space Books), and have made a few more inquiries about the man.
Those made me wonder, Ehricke intended to publish a book on his Extraterrestrial Imperative philosophy in 1971 and/or 1973 one year earlier or later than the 'Limits of Growth' report by the Club of Rome. Combine it with the Energy Crisis later in the 1970s.
Could the publication of the book and more intense work to promote it have helped with a stronger space program? Not only for the US, but elsewhere?
Those made me wonder, Ehricke intended to publish a book on his Extraterrestrial Imperative philosophy in 1971 and/or 1973 one year earlier or later than the 'Limits of Growth' report by the Club of Rome. Combine it with the Energy Crisis later in the 1970s.
Could the publication of the book and more intense work to promote it have helped with a stronger space program? Not only for the US, but elsewhere?