Wonder what Google has in mind for Moffett Field??? What ever it is, it will be big.

[wandy]

16. The problem here is that the moon 'oobles' around in it's orbit.............

The orbit varies in distance and location. Not just just rotational. At the same time of day it may be a few miles off from where it was yesterday. The latter's location needs to be constant.
Our real problem, what we would be trying to overcome, is earth's gravity. The size of a booster required to reach the moon is considerably reduced if you start the trip from 200 miles up. Its that first 100 miles or so that requires the greatest thrust. Watch that first step, square of the distance and all.
You would use the 'ladder' to put booster, payload et all into high orbit.

That someone will come up with something akin to Sinclair Monofilament is just a matter of time.
Keep in mind their are other ways to skin that cat. We have already been able to move an incredibly small chunk of matter over an incredibly short distance in an incredibly Star Trek manner.