U.S. Space Program

The U.S. Space Program, led by NASA, is responsible for exploring outer space through scientific research, space missions, and technological development. It includes sending astronauts to the Moon, developing spacecraft, and studying planets, stars, and beyond. The program advances our understanding of the universe, supports national security, and drives innovation. It also collaborates internationally and promotes education and industry growth. Over decades, it has achieved milestones like the Apollo Moon landings and the International Space Station, shaping modern space exploration and inspiring technological progress.