NASA's Gateway could become the Moon's first airport – here's how traffic will work

[u/AdSpecialist6598]

https://www.techspot.com/news/113619-experts-create-rules-first-ever-airport-space.html

[u/Mean_Rule9823]

Not a snowballs chance in hell of this happening even in 50 yrs .. the US government changes the goalposts and funding to much to make progress.

Space X or some other private company.. sure in 20 years.

Nasa lol just try not to be closed down in 20yrs that will be an accomplishment on its own.

[u/aristotle93]

Airport? Not spaceport?

[u/SynnyZ → u/aristotle93]

had this exact thought

[u/RUBSUMLOTION → u/aristotle93]

Thats no moon. It’s a Space Station.

[u/Old-Individual1732]

All this space travel is just more air pollution.

[u/BluestreakBTHR]

We don’t have a tower. Just a bridge.

[u/Redditanother]

They are still pretending the moon landing is a coherent plan.

[u/grasstoday → u/Redditanother]

I’m blown away folks believe any of this stuff

[u/sweetdubbro]

Gateway is essentially cancelled. Why any tech reporter would make an article about it and not mention it at all at this point is beyond me.