Experience the Civilization of NASA at the Space Center Houston, USA

The Space Center Houston and NASA Johnson Space Center are technically two separate places, but they are inseparable. The Johnson Space Center is the largest aerospace research, production, and control center in the United States. American rockets and space shuttles are launched in Florida, but all control is done here. This place is known for its rich aerospace history and interactive experiences, making it one of the best places for visitors to learn about the American space program. When you enter the NASA Space Center Houston, you can see the giant Saturn V rocket that sent humans to the moon, as well as the historic control room of the Apollo moon landing mission, as if you can hear Armstrong's famous broadcast, "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind." Here, you also have the opportunity to touch real moon rocks. After visiting the Saturn V, you can board the Boeing 747 that carried the space shuttle to experience the internal structure of the 747 and the space shuttle, and see things from the perspective of an astronaut. This center is not only a great place to learn about aerospace knowledge, but also showcases the efforts and achievements of human exploration of space. If you want to experience an unprecedented space adventure and learn how humans conquer the stars and the sea, this is the first stop to start your exploration.