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The United Launch Alliance (ULA) Delta II rocket took its place today among iconic giants in theRocket GardenatKennedy Space Center Visitor Complex.

A new, fully-immersive multiple-story play experience landed at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex.

Today, Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex kicked off the Apollo 11 50th anniversary celebrations by unveiling the Moon Tree Garden, a dramatic new accent to the grounds of the Apollo/Saturn V Center.

In July 2018, the visitor complex began restoration on NASA’s last remaining flight-configured Saturn IB rocket. The Saturn IB rocket, which is the predecessor to the Saturn V rocket, spans 220-feet-long and was responsible for launching nine times from 1966 to 1975.

Lunar Module 9 (LM-9) has “landed” at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex’s Apollo/Saturn V Center.

Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is home to five new, distinctive solar trees.

A ceremony today at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex marked the official kick-off of Lockheed Martin as the title sponsor for the Astronaut Training Experience® (ATX), the newest venue at the visitor complex.

Lockheed Martin has signed on to become the title sponsor for the Astronaut Training Experience® (ATX), the newest attraction at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex.

At 15,372 square feet, the world’s largest store devoted to space memorabilia and NASA gear has opened its doors once again, revealing new interactive shopping experiences, a historic artifact, and a larger inventory of souvenirs, memorabilia and retail items.

Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is the closest civilians can get to rocket launches – and there’s nothing that compares to feeling the rumble and roar of the rocket as it ascends to space!