U.S. Space & Rocket CenterHow many words can you think of that include "mmu"? Immune, commute,... Here at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center MMU stands for Manned Maneuvering Unit and you can see one of only two that ever flew in space.
The First Flight of the MMUU.S. Space & Rocket Center2022-02-08 | How many words can you think of that include "mmu"? Immune, commute,... Here at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center MMU stands for Manned Maneuvering Unit and you can see one of only two that ever flew in space.
We’d love to connect with you on social! LIKE us on FACEBOOK! http://facebook.com/rocketcenterusa FOLLOW us on TWITTER! http://twitter.com/rocketcenterusa FOLLOW us on INSTAGRAM! https://www.instagram.com/rocketcente... Visit our website: rocketcenter.comHabitable Worlds - Intuitive PlanetariumU.S. Space & Rocket Center2026-08-01 | ...Rocket City’s Journey to the Stars!U.S. Space & Rocket Center2026-07-17 | For more than 80 years, Huntsville has helped shape humanity's journey to the stars. Known as "Rocket City" since 1953, Huntsville has been instrumental in the development of the Redstone Rocket, Jupiter-C, Saturn V, the Space Shuttle program, commercial spaceflight, and today's Artemis missions that aim to return humans to the Moon.
We were honored to host the launch of Rocket City Space Fest at Biergarten on the anniversary of Apollo 11's historic launch 57 years ago.
Launched in 1973, Skylab was the first step towards long-term human space missions. Its final crewed mission, Skylab 4 (SLM-3), left the station in 1974 in a high orbit of 283 miles. NASA hoped its upcoming space shuttle would boost Skylab’s altitude higher and extend the life of the station. The shuttle program was experiencing delays, however, so the plan was abandoned. Increased solar activity in the mid 1970s caused Skylab to drop in altitude, meaning it would reenter Earth’s atmosphere sooner than originally expected.
NASA controlled Skylab’s onboard attitude control system from ground stations and maneuvered the station into a path that avoided heavily populated areas. Despite the best calculations, some debris landed in the Australian Outback and was recovered by NASA and Australian authorities—who fined NASA $400 for littering. A part of Skylab’s oxygen tank survived reentry and is on display here at the Rocket Center! After 27 years of work, the International Space Station is planned for deorbit in 2030, and the lessons learned from Skylab will prove critical to ensure a safe and successful mission.
Hear from one of our Docents, Jack Stokes, about his work on SkyLab!
Discover behind-the-scenes stories and images from the making of the movie in this tribute to the cult classic that changed the trajectory of so many future astronauts, engineers, scientists, and leaders.
What are your favorite “SpaceCamp the Movie” memories?Custom Camps at Space CampU.S. Space & Rocket Center2026-06-01 | Look no further than Space Camp for out-of-this world professional development and other corporate programming! Develop leaders and strengthen teams through our immersive custom leadership and team building programs.
From short excursions and tours to an entire weeklong skills building program, Space Camp is the place to be!
Learn more about our Custom Training Programs here: rocketcenter.com/CustomThe Story of Miss Baker!U.S. Space & Rocket Center2026-05-28 | Today we celebrate Miss Baker, a "monkeynaut" who paved the way for humans in space! 🤩
#OTD in 1959, Miss Baker traveled with Miss Able to space and back to Earth successfully. Miss Baker came to live at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in 1971, where she enjoyed her comfortable retirement! 🐵🍌May the FourthU.S. Space & Rocket Center2026-05-04 | ...In Loving Memory of Craig SumnerU.S. Space & Rocket Center2026-04-28 | We are deeply saddened by the passing our Craig Sumner, engineer extraordinaire and a dear friend of the Rocket Center. We thank him for his many years of dedication to space exploration and the Rocket Center. He will be profoundly missed.Ed Buckbee Memorial ServiceU.S. Space & Rocket Center2026-04-26 | ...Dr. Deborah Barnhart Celebration of LifeU.S. Space & Rocket Center2026-04-25 | ...Artemis II Launch PartyU.S. Space & Rocket Center2026-04-14 | We are still over the moon about our watch party! 🌌
Thanks to everyone who came out to celebrate NASA’s historic achievements and the brave Artemis II crew with us last evening.
Go Artemis! 🚀🌕Artemis II Splash Down PartyU.S. Space & Rocket Center2026-04-14 | The Rocket City joyfully celebrated Artemis II’s extraordinary mission and the crew’s safe return to Earth. 🎉
Watch our recap of the celebration and be sure to tell us where you were when Integrity splashed down. 🌊
Go Artemis! 🚀Custom Training Programs at Space CampU.S. Space & Rocket Center2026-04-02 | Look no further than Space Camp for out-of-this world professional development and other corporate programming! Develop leaders and strengthen teams through our immersive Custom leadership and team building programs. 🤝
From short excursions and tours to an entire weeklong skills building programs, Space Camp is the place to be! 👥