How to pronounce“tether”in English

And this tether that's anchoring your counterweight to the planet is the big question mark.

And that tether sort of pulls me back and reminds me, do you really want to go, you really want to make a big production out of this, or would it be better for you and everybody

It's referred to generally as a tether in the space elevator community.

And then we have a tether.

In this case it's a tether that allows air to flow back and forth on surface supplied.

And he was suddenly on a shorter tether.

There's one of the tethers in my right hand.

So Foe was interested in how did tethers survive as a stable coin.

tying people up and actually having them on a tether and mimicking, once again, this micro-gravity environment and trying to use different tools to say,

And we also have information passing through a tether that includes high definition video, as well as the voice of the submersible pilot.

It would take you probably three days to get up that tether into space.

was exasperated and near the end of his tether if he felt all sorts of anger toward himself toward Lorraine toward

If you actually had a working space elevator and you had a tether made of carbon nanotubes or whatever we end up building it out of,

he was playing this song it's it's like he let go of the tether and suddenly he's playing this this beautiful high almost abstract line

Zeke Faux wrote his book with the idea that he wanted to understand more about Tether, a stable coin, and look at the human trafficking

The idea is just that you have-- it's a bit futuristic-- but the idea is that you float a counterweight on a tether

But the idea is that you would have some kind of robotic device that would climb up that tether.

They have an annual meeting every year where they talk about possibilities for how you would build this tether.

I remember one day saying , I was at the end of my tether.

And the other plan they talk about the time they want to have a big long tether, a big cable so this thing would melt through 20 km of ice, like 15 miles of ice and look around

studies and this work, you know, and that tether sort of pulls me back and reminds me, do you really want to go?

And so, one day, they might be running the tether bank, and the government to say, they should have been regulated like a mutual fund.

Right there pushing off, and now I have no hands on the space station other than my tether.

And they're usually between 70 meters or a little bit more, maybe 100 meters depending on the tether.

And it's not easy to do because something runs quickly by you -- I run a lot in Volunteer Park -- and you have two dogs that I often run with a tether on, so I'm not holding them

of spinning out of orbit, you know, there's like a tether, you know, um that

And when I find myself kind of spinning out of orbit, you know, there’s like a tether, you know, that I braided, you know, myself from my own beliefs and my own studies and

And I was just curious to get your opinion or NASA's opinions, if those are any different, on things like the railgun for inanimate stuff, space tethers for elevators

That there's apparently an entire city in Cambodia where people are captured and forced to market tethers.