The Space Elevator A Step Closer
The Space Elevator first envisioned by Konstantine Tsilkovsky in 1895 during a trip to Paris (while viewed the nearly completed Eiffel Tower, he turned it upside down in his mind and imagined it hanging from space) has taken a small step closer to reality. A device climbed 2953 feet a thread dangling from a helicopter.
As one engineer said, "Once we put our (engineer) minds to something, it's just a matter of time for us to achieve it," he said.
Naysayers, doubters and Flat Earth Society take note
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As one engineer said, "Once we put our (engineer) minds to something, it's just a matter of time for us to achieve it," he said.
Naysayers, doubters and Flat Earth Society take note
If you want to read the graphic novel Waterworld 2151 to date, go to this site: waterworld2151.com
