Armando Pantoja

One of the ideas was called a space elevator.

Space elevator is just, you know, Earth has gravity.

So if you have a, let's say, a meteor, a satellite going around Earth, right?

One idea is to attach a cord from the ground all the way up and then send the materials up to space like an elevator going along that cord.

Problem is we don't have the materials strong enough to do that.

Like technically we can do it, but we don't have the materials strong enough.

So once we have the materials strong enough for nanotechnology, a lot of these things,

will start to become, you know, average, you know, things that we do every day.

It will be more feasible because we have the materials.

Another thing is called a gravity elevator.

You saw Total Recall?

Total Recall.

In that movie, yeah, it's a movie.

It's a newer version with Colin Farrell in it.

So in that movie, there's something called a gravity elevator, which is a true concept.

So the Earth has gravity, right?

So the gravity is centered in the center of the Earth.

So if you draw the hole through the center of the Earth,

And you just had a capsule on top and the capsule was held on by like my holders, right?

Holders let go and it traveled through this tube.