The idea of a space elevator to allow for quick and easy transport to a space base is not new, but we may be getting closer to it becoming a practical reality. That's because a new form of carbon ribbon that's ultra-flexible and super-strong could be just what is needed to construct the first working model.
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I like the concept of a space elevator. The recent influx of space elevator propaganda has done much to convince me it might be possible.
But I think "the street will find it's own use for things" as the cliche goes.
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