Our space and science exploration learning center has more than 400 things to see and do. We have the largest collections of spacesuits and Moon rocks on public display in the world.
Exhibits & Experiences
Space Center Houston is the premier authentic and immersive learning center for science and space exploration. We provide the public a chance to be a part of NASA’s mission.
Education programs
We believe STEM education drives curiosity and achievement and should be available to all. Help us make space accessible to everyone by supporting our mission.
SupportUpcoming events
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19 Feb, 19UpcomingHome School Day
Discover space science and engineering through innovative, exclusive activities and special guest speakers at Home School Day at Space Center Houston. Event schedule
20 Feb, 19UpcomingInternational Space Station astronaut debrief
The International Space Station (ISS) is one of the most ambitious international collaborations ever, not to mention the largest space station ever constructed. Relive the…
22 Feb, 19UpcomingSpace on Screen
Watch incredible space films among some of the space artifacts and stories they depict in our new Space on Screen series. See documentaries and classic…
Blog
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15
Feb
Astronaut Friday: Ronald McNair
Read moreIn honor of Black History month, today’s Astronaut Friday post is dedicated to remembering a truly remarkable space pioneer, astronaut Ronald McNair. In 1984, McNair
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14
Feb
Hear the winds of Mars in this NASA video
Read moreOne of the simplest pleasures in life is listening to the wind whisper through the trees on a warm spring day. On Earth, that is.
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13
Feb
Special presentation by ISS crew this February
Read moreSpace Center Houston will host a special presentation featuring the astronauts from Expeditions 56 and 57 to the International Space Station. NASA astronauts Drew Feustel,
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11
Feb
Students competing in engineering challenge at Space Center Houston
Read moreThe organization “High schools United with NASA to Create Hardware” (HUNCH) will conduct the critical design review of a NASA Hunch Design & Prototyping challenge