After Roman religious intelligence subsumed the Osiris temple in Egypt and Alexander’s affiliated temples throughout his empire, we Catholics that were part of that organization’s outer space research tradition held onto control of the research, working with the Vatican as part of an Imperial tradition as we celebrated the introduction of Christianity to different parts of the world.

It worked out that we endeavored to have a party every 500 years to celebrate the history of Christianity, taking the opportunity to showcase technology, art, music, and playwriting- a lot like a state fair.

The last party in Amboise in 1527 was to feature an Isabella of Spain paid-for exhibit that the current host’s family put together using all the outer space materials that the Roman Scientific cohort had identified as possibly useful for space travel. Alas, the party wasn’t able to continue after a war put one host (Francis of France) in an Italian jail until 2 weeks before the party was to start. After a hastily put together Fountainbleu party came off without a problem, the larger party at Amboise had an early melee and a life lost, causing it to be canceled. As a result, Isabella’s outer space exhibit was never put on, making it a natural match for this 500 year party in Sonora and California.

So while the current party has several exhibits that are about outer space, the focus of the lives of the members of Roman Scientific and their acquaintances was eventually about fulfilling ancient treaties with the Chinese, Indian Buddhists, and Islam about sharing data and colonization in outer space.

The continuous emphasis on research and development by those that coordinate the Christianity celebration over the centuries provided us with technology that lends itself to transforming dead planets in habitable zones into Earth-type worlds. They also investigated all aspects of space travel- and they targeted our particular time period for a start to the great adventure that will put humanity on new planets outside the solar system as we collect more and more data about the mysteries of life and religion.

You will recognize several important scientist names in the list of people that historically helped us to get where we are and we will rely on contemporary people to help make the FARS Program experience compelling to participate in as an associate or more.