Photos show teams as they prepare for a first-ever space elevator competition hosted by NASA and the nonprofit Spaceward Foundation.
Members of the Spaceward Foundation, which is hosting the competition with funding from NASA, prepare the light source that will be beamed from a transmitter to a receiver on the robot climber.
Caption by: Bill Detwiler
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