The concept of a Space Elevator might seem like science fiction, right? However, what if we told you that a company in Japan has promised to make this a reality? Just imagine pressing the "up" button ...

Space elevators are just theoretical at this point, but a Japanese company hopes to build one in the next 25 years for $100 billion.

The Space Elevator technology offers solutions to many of the problems facing communities today, including but not limited to the need for clean, renewable energy.

The incredible future of space exploration is on the verge of an extraordinary transformation, and megastructures could be ...

I struck out in trying to find information about space elevators from NASA but did find a more serious discussion of the topic (even though incomplete) on Northeastern Global News.

Explore the frontiers of space exploration this summer with a three-day conference on the Space Elevator in Redmond.

Getting into space is hard, not to mention expensive. Only a few people go every year. What if, instead of rocket propulsion, you could just hop on a space elevator? It sounds far fetched but for ...

For those of you who know what a space elevator is, you also know how difficult (some would say impossible) it will be to create one. Well, don’t tell that to the starry-eyed guys in Redmond ...

For the first time in nearly 150 years, the space elevator is out of the realm of sci-fi and into the orbit of mission possible.

Spaceward Foundation to hold the First Annual Space Elevator Competition October 21st, 2005 at NASA’s Ames Research Center. Spaceward Foundation will be hosting the first Space Elevator ...

The strength and just general material requirements on a space elevator tether are literally hundreds of times higher than a cable-towed mass driver.