But the method, needs to be one of 2 I created.

1. The original space escalator method, I drew in Sketch up. Of which I used to block giant waves, tsunamis in the ocean, after I created the second method for the space escalator.

2. Is the second method, which is creating a base and incrementally coming up. Which is the
same for the sea platform.

 

So what would be the correct method?

 

1st. Level out the the sea floor with the spinning tool I created. If you remember Mr Musk.
It is attached to a powerline that drops to the ocean, and it's just a circular 'disc' that is
protected from pressure of the water, but especially the sensitive components like that of the motor, and most outer layer of it spins with an certain RPM so that the floor is completely leveled out.

 

After that,

 

One would need to choose a method.

First thing is that, the inner core of each cube must contain  XYZ axis of metal bars, so for welding machines to climb into, following the tracks of the bars to weld between two cubes.

And since, the current is very strong under water, I believe the cubes need to be interlocked.
And heavier than it would be the cubes for space escalator. So possibly more cement. However, no metal to the outer edges may be required.

So then what would be the correct method of approach after that. (I am conceptualizing all this in my head right now)

Could the top down approach for the original space escalator, be the correct method?
Which then each 'line' of cubes that is dropped, must go on top of each other, until it reaches
the highest level. (Above the sea level) And then, the welding machines will be sent down following a track, either within the cubes or pre-built tracks outside to the surface of it.
Then each cubes before it, must interlock and 'slide' down the tracks of each cubes, to
temporarily support each other without being affected by the current underwater.

OR.

This method will require great accuracy by sensors, but first layer of the base can be dropped,
at the most bottom level, and once that is completed, (all 88km) another layer can go on top of it, and so forth. All cubes then must connect like a jigsaw puzzle, interlocked side to side,
and left to right, up and down. Then the next layer will need to stabilize as well. Possibly
sliding into the tracks made for the top layers of the cubes and sliding into position from
most outer cubes that is in the left or right, and stacking side to side until the welding machines enter into it and connect the metal.

Which is more efficient approach? Don't know. But I am conceptualizing.

 

Just as imagination Mr Musk.

 

I am thinking, a hybrid of the two Mr Musk.

For the very ends (starting point), the original space escalator method, to create a good stable starting base, and then once that is stable, (which also can send welding machines to travel through a prebuilt tracks, instead dropping them into the water through a line)

and then build the first layer of base.

so then the travel route of the welding machines will be "L" shaped.
going down vertically, and then horizontal, following the prebuilt tracks.

And travelling back and forth this way.

As the cubes are being stacked side to side at the most bottom layer, and then side to side again but on top of each other. Sliding into, from the highest point, from the edges.
And then the machines weld again. And so forth.

You get what i'm saying right Mr Musk?

 

 

 

I drew simple diagrams. Download link:

 

 

Explanation:

In diagram 1:

 

Orange pillars = original space escalator.

Red lines in the orange pillars = tracks for the welding machine to follow.

Green base below = first layer of cubes to be laid down on the ocean floor.

Blue line on top = Highest level of the sea.

 

So i'm saying, first build the vertical base, then drop the cubes to build a horizontal base,
and let the welding machines follow the tracks and weld the cubes, as they are placed.

I don't know if energy distribution is possible through the tracks (to feed the welding machines) under water, but if not, it must be self-contained. Or through aid of a
recharging point.

 

In diagram 2:

Focusing on the green base cubes,

the grey links = interlocking points. The designs of which you have seen before. They just need to be accommodating to each other so that it is dropped from top to bottom and then locked. So like a... half a square, dropped into a smaller half a square but with protruding edges to it don't escape from each other.

the yellow links = 2nd layer of green cubes that goes on top of the first layer.
so those are the entry points. (yellow arrows) either from the very left or the right,
and following a pre-built track that interlocks and slides the cubes into where it should go.

Then after that, once it is pushed into position (which may also require another machine to push and slides should be easy, may need to slight lift above the tracks to avoid friction) then the welding machines, welding the XYZ axis of metal inside it. To fuse the cubes together.

 

 

 

OR. Just use the original space escalator method to just keep dropping it from above sea level, until it reaches the top, move a bit forward, drop again. Repeat process.
Welding machines may have a better entry point and it may simplify the process.

 

Which do you think is better Mr Musk?

I gotta sleep....... XD

 

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There is no good or bad to it.

It's up to the negotiation of two countries.

Which isn't likely going to work I know.

 

It's just imagination.

 

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What are these relays all of a sudden?

You try to create peace.

Something that is both symbolic and practical,

and you people are calling me an "antichrist"?

Are you insane?

 

Stop forcing yourselves with insanity.

Don't make me into a victim.

 

 

If Biden is using this idea against me.

Shut up. It only happens after negotiation.

As symbol for peace.

You only reveal your animosity towards me.

 

That's my guess on what is happening authorities.

He is a snake so please don't hear what he says.

 

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Somebody please destroy Steve.

What a low life!

 

Authorities. I mentioned before, this person will cause lethal chaos.

Please do not dismiss him from capital punishment.

 

 

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By the way Mr Musk,

if first building the green base, if the cubed floor can be mapped precisely,

so LIVE addition to cubes is possible,

with the first base layer laid out,

you can insert many cubes simultaneously from any give point in its length.

And many welding machines sent through the "L" track.

Meaning, far faster build than  one by one drop. (Which will require base vertical pillar behind it for support)

There are positives and negatives for each.

The "L" method or horizontal method,

will need a machine that can place the cubes in slide mode,

and the process could be more costly and difficult than the vertical.

Vertical is predictable. And does not need horde of machines to allocate the cubes in position...

But it is the difference in time to get there.

88km is quite long.

Actually, horizontal will be far more costly......

Vertical method, slow but sure...