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We... most certainly DO have space travel now.

• thaumasiotes 7y ago
  Only for values of "travel" that consist entirely of beginning in a particular location, and then staying there.
  • xvector 7y ago
    Still counts as space travel.
    • MaupitiBlue 7y ago
      In much the same way jumping counts as air travel.
      • infectoid 7y ago
        I thought being in a plane in the air counted as air travel and being in a spacecraft in space counted as a space travel?
        • munchbunny 7y ago
          While we are capable of (human) space travel, it's currently only really for science. On the other hand, people travel by air all the time for practical reasons.
        • adrianN 7y ago
          It's been a long time since humans were far enough from Earth that their spacecraft didn't experience significant atmospheric drag.
  • sm64 7y ago
    Depends on whether you consider the ISS to be a destination in space.
  • elliotec 7y ago
    I don't get it... is this one of those "The moon landing was fake" things or are you like not aware that we've traveled to the moon?
    • thaumasiotes 7y ago
      For any meaningful sense of "space travel", the moon and the earth are not in different locations. Nor are we able to stay on the moon, though that is a weaker point.