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We welcome you to explore our educational visitor facilities or witness spectacular launches in person.

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Engage: From the Moon to Mars: How Goddard Fuels Human Exploration

Join NASA experts as they discuss Goddard's role in human space exploration this Wednesday, July 16, 2025 at 10:00 a.m. EST. Click 'Learn More' to watch online.

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Virtual Guest Program

Become a virtual guest at launches and milestone events.

A space museum exhibit in colorful shades of purple, blue, black, and gold. A box in the center is labeled "Communicating with Light" and has a screen with information about light waves. To the left, a Sun exhibit features bright yellow imagery of the Sun and informational displays. To the right, a Solar System exhibit features a large, purple-hued photo of Jupiter and the text "How Do We Explore Out There?". Models of satellites and telescopes are mounted on the ceiling.

Goddard Visitor Center

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A welcome sign with details about the Wallops Flight Facility Visitor Center placed in front of a tree lined sidewalk leading up to the Visitor Center Entrance

Wallops Visitor Center

Arrange a visit to our Virginia Eastern Shore facility

Launch Schedules and Viewing Tips

NASA Launch Schedule

An updated listing of upcoming launches

Wallops Launch Schedule

Explore a listing of upcoming launches at Wallops Flight Facility

Cindy Fuentes Rosal, wearing a light-blue jacket with the words "Rocket Scientist" in white on the back, faces away from the camera with her hand in the air. In the background is a sounding rocket launching from a launch pad with a thick white trail of smoke underneath.

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“It is difficult to say what is impossible, for the dream of yesterday is the hope of today and the reality of tomorrow.” Robert H. Goddard

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This view of Japan from the International Space Station looks from north to south and encompasses the cities of Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka, Hiroshima and Fukuoka.

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