That the House of Representatives—
supports the designation of “National Moon Landing Day”; and
encourages people in the United States to mark National Moon Landing Day by—
celebrating NASA’s human spaceflight program astronauts who served on the Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo missions and all those who served to make those missions possible, paving the way for all human space activity;
honoring the fallen astronauts who made the ultimate sacrifice during the pursuit of human space exploration;
honoring the workers and craftspeople on Earth who study, design, fabricate, and construct the technologies that allow human space exploration;
educating their friends, neighbors, and elected representatives about the value of human space exploration to the economy, society, and human health;
inspiring young people to pursue careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields; and
celebrating the United States continued leadership in space and return to the Moon through the Artemis missions and the Moon to Mars Program.