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In response to: Lunar Elevator can be built today using commercial Zylon fiber.

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The ISS was a stepping stone, and the Moon is the second stone in a long series of stones across the vast galaxy. If we are going to succeed in colonizing the solar system and beyond we cannot skip ahead and try to expect to survive. It's like trying to jump down a flight of stairs and expect not to be injured.

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