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April 2, 2024: White Sands Missile Range in southern New Mexico is the primary landing site for the Boeing Starliner spacecraft.
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Robert Goddard towing one of his rockets to the launch site near Roswell about 1931, courtesy of NASA.

WhiteKnightTwo carrying SpaceShipTwo at Spaceport America runway dedication flyover, photo by Loretta Hall.
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April 2, 2024: White Sands Missile Range in southern New Mexico is the primary landing site for the Boeing Starliner spacecraft.
 
UP Aerospace launch
June 21, 2013
Spaceport America
Photo by Loretta Hall
Photo Credits
Robert Goddard towing one of his rockets to the launch site near Roswell about 1931, courtesy of NASA.

WhiteKnightTwo carrying SpaceShipTwo at Spaceport America runway dedication flyover, photo by Loretta Hall.

Unless otherwise credited, all material on this site is © Loretta Hall 2010-2022.
The Virgin Galactic Gateway to Space at Spaceport America.
Photo by Loretta Hall