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Space scientists and engineers are looking at the possibility of designing an elevator to travel into space. It is also time that Indian research institutions looked at developing carbon nanotube composite fibre, nano epoxy and laser power beaming," A. Senthil Kumar, deputy head at the Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre (VSSC), told IANS in an in
As I recall it, an object at 200 miles altitude must be traveling at 19,000 MPH to stay in orbit. At synchronous speed as the surface of the earth, it falls from space. And they are going to build an elevator to it ???
At the current time, what is the tallest man-made structure on the earth ?? Oh, only 198 more miles to go ? No big deal. It may need a few guy-wire to stabilize it.
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As I recall it, an object at 200 miles altitude must be traveling at 19,000 MPH to stay in orbit. At synchronous speed as the surface of the earth, it falls from space. And they are going to build an elevator to it ???
At the current time, what is the tallest man-made structure on the earth ?? Oh, only 198 more miles to go ? No big deal. It may need a few guy-wire to stabilize it.