Space Elevator: weird website review & sites like it

Space Elevator puts you in a scroll-driven ride up through the layers of Earth's atmosphere. As you rise, planes, balloons, animals and record-setting objects appear at the altitudes where they belong, with a short fact on each layer. It starts on the ground and keeps climbing until you are well past where the sky turns black.

There is an optional elevator music button, which you should obviously use. It transforms an educational trip into a sketch about an unusually long elevator ride.

It is part of Neal Agarwal's neal.fun collection and works on phones. The ride takes about five minutes, longer if you stop to read the facts. It pairs naturally with The Deep Sea, which does the same trick in the other direction: one goes up, the other goes down.

Tips for getting the most out of it

Turn on the elevator music.
Read the facts at each layer as they appear.
Try The Deep Sea afterward for the opposite trip.

Questions about Space Elevator

What is Space Elevator on Neal.fun?

It is a scroll-based experience where you ride an imaginary elevator up through Earth's atmosphere. Objects and animals appear at the altitudes where they belong, with facts about each layer. You can find it at neal.fun, and odd-sites.com lists it as a five-minute visit.

Does Space Elevator have sound?

Yes, there is an optional elevator music button that you can switch on. The page does not require sound, so you can keep it muted and still enjoy the ride. We check the link daily, so you can see whether it is still alive.