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PATREON EXCLUSIVE UNVEILED TO THE GENERAL VIEWERS!
A year ago, I released this video to our Patreon Supporters, and now we're making it available to everyone!
We can build these incredible useful machines on the Moon and Mars now!
Here's how. #SpaceElevators. #NASA #LunarOperations. […]

Imagine riding an elevator straight to the stars! Learn how the concept of a space elevator could revolutionize space travel, making the final frontier accessible like never before. #SpaceElevators #FutureTravel #ai

I'm basically researching #SpaceElevators at this point with the #TokyoSkyTree.

#ScienceFiction #MaterialSciences
#Engineering

Talking about the Panama Canal always makes me think of Space Elevators...

#PanamaCanal #SpaceElevators

The next challenge: can the space elevator survive the debris field in Earth orbit? The answer is coming up in the next newsletter — stay tuned.

Gee thanks Elon, another Science Fiction dream (Space Elevators) you're shitting on with your carelessness.
Is it because a cable would be direct competition with your shitty rockets?

#ElonMusk #Musk #SpaceElevators #Starship

Teamwork – Space Elevators and Advanced Rockets inside a Dual Space Access Strategy As I was discussing our space elevator future recently, it occurred to me that our recent study needed wider distribution. The major point of the research was: “There should be cooperation and coordin...

Here's the latest article on LinkedIn from our Chief Architect Peter Swan. 

He returns to the theme of ‘Dual Space Architecture’, summarising why Teamwork is essential to ensure rockets and #SpaceElevators will work together to advance humanity’s future in space.

www.linkedin.com/pulse/teamwo...

Part 2 : Mars. Introduction and Concept

2nd part of Introduction

4.6 Conclusions and Summary

2nd part of Conclusions.

Readers of the @isecdotorg.bsky.social newsletter may have noticed my series of articles in 2024 on 'Solar System #SpaceElevators', meaning away from Earth.
Most are negative or neutral (incl the Moon), but Mars appears quite feasible. Here's the intro and conclusions of Part 2 of my Mars article..

"#Graphene space elevators may lead to technology like space-based #solar arrays. Lifting #payloads to #orbit cheaply without depositing tons of #carbon in the atmosphere, #spaceelevators could also help solve the #climatecrisis."

Great...