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Old September 24th 03, 08:01 PM
Kip Ingram
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Default A Space Elevator for Real?

I saw a report on space.com recently describing what appear to be real
consideration of a space elevator, using carbon nanotube technology to get
enough strenth for the cable. Obviously it's still an "out there" notion,
but this article seemed to have a lot more seriousness than others I've seen
discussing the concept.

Does anyone here know anything more about this?

Thanks,
Kip


 




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