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🔥🚨DEVELOPING: Japan is building an ‘elevator to space’ for humans to experience what space looks like in person by 2025. Obayashi Corporation, which built the Japan's tallest tower, plans to start building a space elevator in 2025 with the aim of it being operational by 2050. That's the same... show more

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Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives2 years ago

South Park is conservative

SaltyGoat2 years ago

How do you say Engineering Disaster in Japanese?

Ashton Forbes2 years ago

I predict this will never come to fruition. But if anyone can pull it off it’s the country that promotes giant mecha robots. You have my full support Japan.🇯🇵

Sandy2 years ago

Reminds me of the Tower Of Babel.

Red Pill USA2 years ago

Is NASA really a space agency, or is it a cover for something else?...👀

IamLegend 🇺🇸2 years ago

Japan plans to build mile-high skyscraper

Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives2 years ago

This is a disgusting community note for the first time in a long time I’m asking you to please rate not helpful. There are several recent links that contradict this bs.

Thrilla the Gorilla2 years ago

Here’s an explanation of the actual market wide criminal conspiracy that GameStop exposed and how and why short sellers could actually blow up the entire global economy.

Thrilla the Gorilla2 years ago

Cartoon vs reality 😂

Thrilla the Gorilla2 years ago

Coming to a 15 minute city near you! In China, citizens are required to go through airport-style security barriers, equipped with facial recognition cameras (connected to digital ID), to be able to enter or leave their own neighbourhoods—enabling the government to lock down entire cities at the flick of a switch.

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