The Space Elevator Reference: University fo Saskatchewan Video Series of Final Climbs

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University fo Saskatchewan Video Series of Final Climbs

Courtesy Ted Semon at the Space Elevator Blog, here's the fifth in a series of videos of the University of Saskatchewan climbs that almost took the prize.

Posted by Marc Boucher on October 29, 2007 11:19 AM | Permalink

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