spaceport
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In the late 1990s regional and state officials seized on a new use for the base: as a spaceport .
a base from which spacecraft are launched.
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The US would have to station inspectors at each and every 'spaceport' or launch facility worldwide.
VIPs in attendance at the 'spaceport' could see the video on a big screen.
Flight 152, the next launch from Europe's 'spaceport' , is scheduled to take place on 5 June.
In the late 1990s regional and state officials seized on a new use for the base: as a 'spaceport' .
The mission would blast off from Kourou 'spaceport' in French Guiana in 2011 aboard a Soyuz launcher.
This meant that it must develop launchers and have its own 'spaceport' .
He also worked to develop the 'spaceport' and range technologies to improve safety and reduce the cost of access to space.
At around 50,000 feet the spaceship will return to a glider-like configuration for the landing back at the 'spaceport' .
Back in the early 90's there was an attempt to establish a 'spaceport' in Hawaii.
California and Oklahoma are still benefiting from the influx of hope that came when they were settled and it is those two places that the first private 'spaceports' are rising.
The space community also argues that new 'spaceports' will be online to handle the rush of new launch companies.
Facilities for the public at Mojave on June 21st were a bit basic, and will need to improve at all 'spaceports' , because this new era of space flight will succeed or fail depending on the way the public perceives the experience.
Desert 'spaceports' and dusty workshops cluttered with rocket nozzles and airframes have sprung up across California and Canada.
Some day there may be a different operator at each of dozens of 'spaceports' around the country.
It is the only civilian test flight center and just one of a handful of 'spaceports' .
In the United States alone over a dozen states, including inland states such as Idaho and Oklahoma, have expressed an interest in developing 'spaceports' for future reusable launch vehicles.
Around the world, steps have been taken to develop commercial 'spaceports' , some at sites of established launch facilities and others unrelated to existing facilities.
Exploring Mars requires no miraculous new technologies, no orbiting 'spaceports' , and no gigantic interplanetary space cruisers.
Some of these technologies are already being tested or used at other 'spaceports' , or are commonly used elsewhere for missile launches, but the Eastern Range is somehow slow to adapt.
He noted that the company has had discussions with New Mexico and Florida about setting up operations at 'spaceports' in those states.
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