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where exactly on moon and earth would you try to anchor the "rope"?

It's times like these that we appreciate having decades of videos to show us the answer to all our problems:

For the Earth, you can attach it to the same spot Superman used to push the entire Earth. It's so amazing that even Batman challenged the idea.

In reply to Re^2: What would be the most significant thing to happen if a rope (or wire) tied the Earth and the Moon together? by chacham
in thread What would be the most significant thing to happen if a rope (or wire) tied the Earth and the Moon together? by Pope-O-Matik

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