The concept of a Space Elevator might seem like science fiction, right? However, what if we told you that a company in Japan ...

Science columnist Brian Greene is a mathematician and physicist at Columbia University, the author of bestselling cosmology books such as The Hidden Reality, co-founder of the World Science ...

Two heavyweights in the worlds of science and space are singing India's praises, with both Brian Greene, the superstar theoretical physicist, and former NASA astronaut Mike Massimino, offering ...

A space elevator could revolutionize space travel, making it vastly cheaper and more efficient than rockets. But is it actually possible? The biggest challenge lies in materials—current ...

At PBS' recent Annual Meeting, physicist and acclaimed author Brian Greene discusses his return to NOVA with "The Fabric of the Cosmos," coming to PBS Wednesdays, November 2-23, 2011, at 9:00 p.m ...

Two astronauts, Suni Williams and Barry Wilmore, are stranded at the International Space Station. Scientists are looking into a futuristic solution, a space elevator, but they will have to wait ...

A space elevator can serve two purposes—get the materials off of the surface and use leverage to fling them on a trajectory much faster than launching from the surface itself would be.

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.

An architect from Cumbria has won a €10,000 (£8,617) prize for his design of a new kind of space travel. Barrow-born Jordan William Hughes has designed an elevator that transports passengers ...

Launch into version 1.0 by building the space elevator in Satisfactory. Make special parts to send to the orbital platform and achieve new milestones.