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Glenn and Gagarin - Houston, TX
in Space Flight Memorials and Exhibits
Located at the Farnsworth & Chambers Building which was once the headquarters of the Manned Spacecraft Center (MSC), a tribute to two firsts in space.
posted by: jhuoni
location: Texas
date approved: 2/19/2020
last visited: never
NW7.9 km
Tranquility Park, Houston, Texas -- Space Shuttle Memorials
Memorials to the members of the Space Shuttle Columbia & Space Shuttle Challenger who lost their lives advancing the frontiers of space.
posted by: wildwoodke
date approved: 2/15/2008
last visited: 4/8/2018
SE18 km
NASA's KC-136 Zero-G Simulator
This converted KC-135 was used by NASA to simulate Zero-Gravity
posted by: Thot
date approved: 1/18/2007
last visited: 10/5/2017
SE24 km
Challenger Memorial - Stevenson Park - Friendswood, TX
A plaque in Stevenson Park honors the crew of the Space Shuttle Columbia.
date approved: 5/8/2020
SE27.5 km
Rocket Park at NASA's Johnson Space Center
An exhibit of actual rockets and spacecraft that were part of man's trip to the moon.
last visited: 8/20/2006
SE27.7 km
Space Center Houston
A theme park associated with NASA Johnson Space Center located between Houston and Galveston, Texas.
last visited: 11/7/2020
SE28 km
LEGACY - Columbia Memorial Fountain - Nassau Bay, TX
This memorial found has been removed for a new gas station. A memorial fountain for all 7 of the astronauts killed in the Columbia disaster.
posted by: ggmorton
date approved: 7/16/2007
last visited: 7/14/2014
SE28.5 km
Command Module Boilerplate
A boilerplate Command Module located at the Harris County Youth Village
date approved: 9/18/2007
SE33 km
Challenger Memorial - Seabrook, TX
A rose granite square remembering the crew of Shuttle Challenger, at the Bay Area Veterans Memorial in Seabrook.
date approved: 7/23/2018
last visited: 1/4/2021
N33.3 km
Apollo I, Space Shuttle Challenger, and Space Shuttle Columbia Disasters -- National Museum of Funeral History, Houston TX
A very respectful memorial for the Apollo I Disaster (1961) and the Space Shuttle Challenger (1986) and Columbia (2003) Disasters at the National Museum of Funeral History in Houston
posted by: Benchmark Blasterz
date approved: 4/9/2017
last visited: 5/6/2018
SE51.8 km
Judith A. Resnik - Texas City, TX
A small marker honoring the second woman to travel into space. She died doing what she loved, on January 28th, 1986, when Space Suttle Challenger exploded just after take off.
date approved: 11/2/2016
SE66.9 km
Challenger Memorial - Galveston, TX
In a triangular green space bound by Stuart Rd, Jones Drive, and 69th Street is an overlooked monument honoring the crew of the Challenger.
date approved: 8/9/2019