How NASA is prepping for lunar traffic jams
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NASA’s proposed Gateway Station was portrayed as the world’s first “space airport,” where spacecraft would queue for weeks to avoid traffic 240,000 miles from Earth. Engineers and experts outlined rules and a traffic‑control system to manage lunar arrivals, and the project was described as taking shape.
Coverage then fell silent without a reported final outcome.
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How NASA is prepping for lunar traffic jams Yahoo Tech · 22d ago broke it first
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