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Part 3 Amy: So, why would the space elevator be cheaper than a rocket? Ms: Jones: Well it takes a huge amount of fuel to launch a rocket. In fact, most of a rockeP's weight is fel. Allthat fnel costs a lot of money. Amy: SN why we canてlaunch rockets so frequently? Ms. jones: Thar's 時 The space eleyator, on the other hand, would use electric power, not fuel. Researchers esiimate that it would transport things 100 tmes more cheaply. Also, 寺 would be more comfortable in the space elevator, where people could relax.

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