Bartoszek Engineering

09/12/2026

It's not too late to register for the ISEC Annual Conference this weekend. Just go to https://www.isec.org/events to register for both days. Tomorrow's meeting times are most convenient for connecting Asia with the Americas. Sunday, the times are best for connecting Europe, Africa, and the Americas.

All event times are in UTC

07/23/2026

A paper I coauthored on the Super Fine Grained Detector for the T2K experiment is now available at

07/22/2026

Registration is now open for the International Space Elevator Consortium (ISEC) virtual annual Space Elevator Conference and workshop! Attendance is free, but spaces are limited. It will be held over the weekend of Saturday, September 12th and Sunday, September 13th, 2026.

Full details and registration links are on our website at: https://www.isec.org/events/isec2026

The 'Day 1' timing may be better for participants from the Americas (Saturday P.M.) or Asia & Australasia (Sunday A.M.)

The 'Day 2' timing may be better for participants from Europe & Africa (Sunday P.M.) or again the Americas (Sunday A.M.)

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

There will be workshops and presentations on a variety of space elevator topics; the full schedule will be published very soon.

The International Space Elevator Consortium 2026 conference will PROVISIONALLY he held on September 12th and 13th. The conference will again be virtual, and will be held at times to enable attendance by people worldwide on at least one of the two days.

05/07/2026

It's taken over two years, but the latest study from the International Space Elevator Consortium, "Powering the Space Elevator," is available for free on our website https://www.isec.org/studies/
It will soon be available in paperback from lulu and other book sources.

Space elevator studies seek to advance knowledge in the field of space elevators. Each year one or more studies look at an issue of particular concern, such as climber designs, simulations, space debris, economic impact and alternate space elevator designs.