spaceflight

/ˈspeɪsˌflaɪt/
noun
  1. The act or process of traveling through outer space, especially by a spacecraft.
    • Many countries are now investing in commercial spaceflight.
    • The first human spaceflight took place in 1961.
    • She dreamed of becoming an astronaut and experiencing spaceflight.
  2. A specific journey or mission into space.
    • The spaceflight to the International Space Station lasted six months.
    • The crew prepared for their spaceflight with months of training.
    • This was the company's third successful spaceflight this year.
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