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How much stress and weight would any single part of a space elevator's tether have to be able to handle, also taking into consideration factors like wind, rain, ice, lightning, and terrorist attacks?

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I understand that a Perpetual Motion Machine is impossible because it violates the Second Law of Thermodynamics. But what about electrons circling the nucleus of an atom?

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Is it true that New York City under 16 feet of water 30,000 years ago, and could that happen again?

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How much stress and weight would any single part of a space elevator's tether have to be able to handle, also taking into consideration factors like wind, rain, ice, lightning, and terrorist attacks?	1	askscience
I understand that a Perpetual Motion Machine is impossible because it violates the Second Law of Thermodynamics. But what about electrons circling the nucleus of an atom?	1	askscience
Is it true that New York City under 16 feet of water 30,000 years ago, and could that happen again?	0	askscience