space travel

noun

1. spaceflight of manned vehicles.

Example Sentences

Bezos’s focus on space travel and climate change could have the same lasting impact, Alberg said.

From Washington Post

SpaceX, too, seemed to solidify its standing within the space industry, graduating from the status of an upstart rocket company founded by Elon Musk to a significant NASA partner, heightening popular and business interests in commercial space travel.

From Washington Post

Musk, fielding a series of mostly softball questions, used the session to “talk to his base” on topics ranging from space travel, colonies on Mars, crypto, AI and Covid-19 vaccines.

From TechCrunch

To illustrate his continuing presidential commitment to space travel, he’ll change the name of Mar-a-Lago to Mars-a-Lago.

From Washington Post

It was a landmark achievement for the company that aimed to show rockets could be deployed and reused, demonstrating the viability of a new era of space travel with the ultimate goal of flying humans to Mars.

From Washington Post

SPACE TRAVEL “A rocket will never be able to leave the Earth's atmosphere,” The New York Times wrote in 1936.

From The Daily Beast

Space travel is too cheap and sol-type solar systems too numerous to justify the settlement of hostile worlds.

From Project Gutenberg

Space travel must still be new, even if it has thirty years under its belt.

From Project Gutenberg

Space travel would have gotten nowhere without durilium, Kennon reflected.

From Project Gutenberg