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Caveats:
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"A bridge to the stars" from Yuri Artutanov, a Russian engineer, whose 1960 report on space elevators was later
quoted in Arthur C. Clarke’s novel Fountains of Paradise:
"And then, for the first time in history, we will have a stairway to heaven-a bridge to the stars.
A simple elevator system, driven by cheap electricity, will replace the noisy and expensive rocket."
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