spaceport
/ˈspeɪsˌpɔrt/Definitions
1. noun
A location on a planet’s surface or in space where spacecraft are constructed, repaired, or launched, often serving as a base for space travel or exploration.
“The spaceport on the moon’s surface was bustling with activity as the next lunar mission prepared for launch.”
2. noun
A place where spacecraft are stored or serviced.
“The spaceport in the remote corner of the galaxy was a vital hub for interstellar travel.”
3. noun
A location used for the manufacture, repair, and maintenance of spacecraft.
“The spaceport’s advanced facilities made it an ideal location for the development of new spacecraft technologies.”