Oklahoma Sees Spaceport Business in X-Prize Vehicles
INLAND SPACEPORTS Oklahoma, which set up a spaceport authority in 1999, sees a potential suborbital space tourism industry growing out of the $10-million X-Prize competition, and hopes to land the business for a deactivated Strategic Air Command base in the western part of the state. Lt. Gov. Mary...
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