The Space Elevator

Not intentionally staying on the same theme as yesterday,

but this is such great news if you are a

Brainiac,

Geek,

Nerd,

or somewhat of a

Brainiac,

Geek,

or

Nerd.

NASA,

those wonderful people who use

Rocket Propulsion

to pollute our atmosphere by sending inefficient rockets up into

Space,

has decided to

"Provide easy public access to the peer-reviewed papers resulting from NASA-funded research. Beginning with research funded in 2016, all NASA-funded authors and co-authors (both civil servant and non-civil servant) will be required to deposit copies of their peer-reviewed scientific publications and associated data into NASA’s publication repository called NASA PubSpace.  This EXCLUDES patents, publications that contain material governed by personal privacy, export control, proprietary restrictions, or national security law or regulations. NASA PubSpace is part of PubMed Central (PMC) which is managed by the NIH. You can now search NASA related articles archived in PMC at NASA PubSpace. PubSpace will be fully functional Fall of 2016."

Maybe now I will be able to understand why

Konstantin Tsiolkovsky's

Space Elevator,

first published in 1895

and made famous by

Arthur C. Clarke's

book

"The Fountains of Paradise"

is not a priority with them? 

If everything that I have

heard,

read,

or seen on

documentaries,

are true,

given that the new

Nano-Technologies

are correct in strength estimates

and durability,

we could have a pollutant free ride to the

Heavens

within twenty to twenty-five years!

Wait,

that was the

Tower of Babel.

OK,

we could have a pollutant free ride into

 Space!

It would also open up the opportunity for the average

Joe and Josephine

to go into

Space.

Because nobody can afford to send the public

and a

Billion Dollars

in

Rocket Propulsion

into

Space

each year,

forever!

 This is,

It Is The Only Way In My Lifetime That I Would Have A Chance Of Making It Into Outer Space So I Am All For The Space Elevator,

Jim Hauenstein,

And,

“If you die in an elevator, be sure to push the up button.”
- Sam Levenson -

 

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This message is for Elon Musk.

What are you thinking?

Space Elevator!

Stop with the rockets already!