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Nokia to deploy the first cellular network on the Moon
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this post was submitted on 01 Mar 2025
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Uh, well truth be told, you could probably use steel cable or carbon fiber for a lunar space elevator cable, but you would need some really insane quantities... Like I said, I wouldn't recommend it, just go the mass driver route instead.
But why are you even bringing up Musk? Nobody is suggesting involving him...