THE FOUNDATION OF HARMONY

Discover the transformative power of conflict resolution and personal growth within the Masonic fraternity, as one leader's pivotal moment on Highway 101 leads to profound insights on leadership, harmony, and the enduring principles of Freemasonry. You should be able to find this story on the following link:

NSW & ACT Masonic Information

THE FERMI PARADOX - Where are all the Aliens ?

Link to an interesting lecture about The Fermi Paradox from Professor Brian Cox.

Professor Brian Cox is a well-known Physicist and Television Personality who teaches at the University of Manchester.

Brian lives near to Oldham, a Town in the North West of England in the U.K. famous for its former Cotton Mills and Oldham Athletic Football Club. One of our members lived near to this Town and for a time worked in the Textile Manufacturing and Engineering Industries. An artist L.S.Lowry painted the Cotton Mills and Matchstick folk, depicting those people who lived worked and played there. Due to the cool wet climate Cotton and Woollen Mills were sited in this North West Region. In addition to Cotton production, Raw Wool imported from Australia blended with man-made fibres was made into cloth. Coloured Dyes were applied to the cloth at Dye Works, in the West Riding of Yorkshire a few miles from the Oldham and Saddleworth area.

Enrico Fermi (1901-1954) is considered to be the architect of the nuclear age.

Enrico Fermi was initiated into Masonic Lodge "Adriano Lemmi" in Italy in 1924. In 1938 Enrico Fermi was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics. Fermi relocated to the USA in 1939 to escape new racial laws that affected his wife. Enrico Fermi is also known for "The Fermi Paradox"; the discrepancy between the lack of conclusive evidence of advanced extraterrestrial life and the high probability of its existence.

FREEMASON ASTRONAUTS

Among the Stars: Freemason Astronauts.

Freemason Astronauts bravely exploring the Universe "For All Mankind".

NASA Images.

Carl Sagan - The Pale Blue Dot.

Who was Carl Sagan ?

Carl Sagan was a leading planetary astronomer, a pioneer in the search for extraterrestrial biology, a spellbinding teacher, and the most effective public advocate for the values of science the world has ever seen. Carl communicated his passion for the universe of science to hundreds of millions of people.“When you’re passionate and in love with something” he said, “you want to tell the world.”

LINKS TO COMMUNITY ORGANISATIONS:

Inverell's Public Library.

Inverell Community and Business Guides.

STA FM Community Radio.

The Inverell Club Established 1902

Inverell's National Transport Museum.

Australian Celtic Festival Dates 2025.

Inverell's New Aquatic Centre

Team Inverell's Scrap Heap Adventure Ride.

 

FAMOUS FREEMASONS:

There are many great men who became Freemasons. The following links will remind you about some important and well-known men, who made the decision to become a Freemason. The links below open pdf documents.

Science and Industry

Authors, Poets and Musicians