Could a space elevator be built to transport water using H2 or He filled semi-stiff inflatable pipes?

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Until it reaches high enough for an orbitally based rigid pipe takes over the feed? Big weight at and above geostationary orbit. Build in LEO then remove debris and lower hard pipe as orbit gets higher.

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Obviously it would have to have some sort of repulsion system to steer satellites around it while capturing space junk.

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