[SunkenCiv]

• Space Elevator Contest Heats Up
• Notes from the Space Elevator Conference, August 13-16 2009
  (NASA competition with $2 million prize)
• Future of Space Elevator Looks Shaky
• Transportation - New Ways to New Places
• Space elevator stuck at ground level
• Tensions Rise At Space Elevator Challenge
• NJIT Researchers Seed, Heat and Grow Carbon Nanotubes in Long Tubing
• The space elevator: going down?
• Elevating Elephants (space elevator alert)
• Space-elevator tether climbs a mile high
• The Spaceward Foundation announces details for 2006 Space Elevator Challenge
• An elevator to space? NASA gives idea a lift.
• Interview with Dr. Bradley C. Edwards
• Stairway to heaven(Space elevator)
• Stairway to heaven
• Is This the Right Way to Return to the Moon?
• Sponsor gets on space elevator
• LiftPort Group to Open Its First Carbon Nanotube Manufacturing Facility
• Elevator Into Space
• Space Elevator Climbs at MIT
• Space elevator contest proposed
• Scientist Sees Space Elevator in 15 Years
• Scientist Sees Space Elevator in 15 Years
• Nanotube Cable Can Connect The Earth And The Moon
• Not Science Fiction: An Elevator to Space
• Space Elevator: High Hopes, Lofty Goals
• Space Elevators Maybe Closer To Reality Than Imagined
• Tether Technology: A New Spin on Space Propulsion [space elevator]
• Proposal: Removing Earth's Radiation Belts [space tethers, space elevator]
• Going Up? Private Group Begins Work on Space Elevator
• Going up? Space elevator wins support U.S. company builds on Russian idea

[Captain Beyond]

Thanks for the links. I have read a bunch of sci-fi books that use the space elevator in their plots. Some interesting but others really take a lot of liberties with the physics of actually doing it. I understand they are fiction but the topic is always interesting to see how they over come some of the problems. All in all some creative ways of dealing with space travel come out of them.

[colorado tanker]

Floor 748,792; cafeteria, hotel, gamma rays . . . .