

Move your mouse over each state to see quick facts, or click the state to download a flyer highlighting specific statistics and success stories for the state.
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NASA is committed to moving technologies and innovations into the mainstream of the U.S. economy. NASA actively seeks partnerships with U.S. companies that can license NASA innovations and create "spinoffs" in areas such as health and medicine, consumer goods, transportation, renewable energy, and manufacturing. When businesses leverage NASA technologies to develop new products, it not only benefits the regional economy, but significantly strengthens the nation's competitiveness in the global marketplace.
In addition, the Small Business Innovation Research/Small Business Technology Transfer (SBIR/STTR) program is one of the mechanisms that NASA uses to help fulfill this goal. SBIR/STTR stimulates technological innovation by encouraging small, high-tech companies—particularly minority and disadvantaged businesses—to partner with NASA to help meet its research and development needs in key technology areas. At the same time, this program strengthens small companies by enabling them to bring cutting-edge new products into the U.S. economy.
Use the map below to learn more about the economic impact that NASA has had across the country.

In 2011, NASA invested nearly $3.5 billion in the state of California.
In 2011, NASA invested over $21 million in the state of Nevada.
In 2011, NASA invested over $3 billion in the state of Texas.
In 2011, NASA invested nearly $177 million in the state of Massachusetts.
In 2011, NASA invested over $6 million in the state of Rhode Island.
In 2011, NASA invested over $40 million in the state of Connecticut.
In 2011, NASA invested over $9 million in the state of Oregon.
In 2011, NASA invested nearly $46 million in the state of Washington.
In 2011, NASA invested over $2.5 million in the state of Idaho.
In 2011, NASA invested over $10 million in the state of Montana.
In 2011, NASA invested nearly $2 million in the state of Wyoming.
In 2011, NASA invested over $460 million in the state of Utah.
In 2011, NASA invested nearly $135 million in the state of Arizona.
In 2011, NASA invested over $1.7 billion in the state of Colorado.
In 2011, NASA invested over $73 million in the state of New Mexico.
In 2011, NASA invested nearly $5.5 million in the state of North Dakota.
In 2011, NASA invested nearly $4 million in the state of South Dakota.
In 2011, NASA invested over $3 million in the state of Nebraska.
In 2011, NASA invested over $4.5 million in the state of Kansas.
In 2011, NASA invested over $13 million in the state of Oklahoma.
In 2011, NASA invested over $9 million in the state of Minnesota.
In 2011, NASA invested over $6 million in the state of Iowa.
In 2011, NASA invested more than $24 million in the state of Missouri.
In 2011, NASA invested over $2 million in the state of Arkansas.
In 2011, NASA invested over $108 million in the state of Louisiana.
In 2011, NASA invested nearly $10.5 million in the state of Wisconsin.
In 2011, NASA invested nearly $28 million in the state of Michigan.
In 2011, NASA invested over $20 million in the state of Illinois.
In 2011, NASA invested nearly $130 million in the state of Indiana.
In 2011, NASA invested nearly $2.5 million in the state of Kentucky.
In 2011, NASA invested over $32 million in the state of Tennessee.
In 2011, NASA invested nearly $240 million in the state of Mississippi.
In 2011, NASA invested nearly $817 million in the state of Alabama.
In 2011, NASA invested nearly $270 million in the state of Ohio.
In 2011, NASA invested over $39 million in the state of Pennsylvania.
In 2011, NASA invested $80 million in the state of New York.
In 2011, NASA invested over $2 million in the state of Vermont.
In 2011, NASA invested over $23 million in the state of New Hampshire.
In 2011, NASA invested nearly $3 million in the state of Maine.
In 2011, NASA invested nearly $16 million in the state of New Jersey.
In 2011, NASA invested over $8 million in the state of Delaware.
In 2011, NASA invested over $1.6 billion in the state of Maryland.
In 2011, NASA invested over $40 million in the state of West Virginia.
In 2011, NASA invested nearly $638 million in the state of Virginia.
In 2011, NASA invested over $10 million in the state of North Carolina.
In 2011, NASA invested nearly $2 million in the state of South Carolina.
In 2011, NASA invested over $16 million in the state of Georgia.
In 2011, NASA invested nearly $900 million in the state of Florida.
In 2011, NASA invested over $23 million in the state of Alaska.
In 2011, NASA invested over $19 million in the state of Hawaii.
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