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A space elevator is a proposed transport system with a cable from Earth's surface to beyond geostationary orbit, kept taut by Earth's rotation, allowing electric climbers to shuttle cargo and people into space cheaply and safely, bypassing rockets. The main challenge is creating an incredibly strong, lightweight tether (like... show more

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A conspiracy theorist claims that this circular craft is a space shuttle used by a Breakaway Civilization in Antarctica to travel to and from the Moon, where they have a home base.🧐🤔

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Columbia Space Shuttle (2003) destroyed in outer space. The story we were told is that it burnt up upon reentry from a two week old hole. Someone faked a video of a destroyed space shuttle in space? With perfect physics of zero G in Earth orbit? 'TheFakingHoaxer' took credit for this video, but there is no such person. I'd love to meet 'TheFakingHoaxer' and check out their source work for how they made this. They seem to take credit for a lot of hyper realistic, possible classified leaks.

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