City that is our country’s spaceport

Biology

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kati45 [8]3 years ago

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Answer:

Explanation:

We are so, so close to commercial orbital tourism. We sit on the cusp of a new space age—an age of convenience rather than exploration, where anybody—really, anybody—can become an astronaut.

To date, only eight non-governmental facilities in the entire country have received FAA licensing approval to operate as spaceports. These spaceports have grown largely from former military and NASA installations—because why build a multi-million dollar launch facility when you can just buy one? But space travel (not unlike pimpin') ain't easy, and it ain't cheap—yet. This handful of pioneering spaceports aim to change that.

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