Support America’s Rocket Today

American innovation has led the way in space for a half-century. That leadership put men on the Moon, launched the Space Shuttle, and built the International Space Station. Now our astronauts need sustained commitment from Congress to continue exploring deep space on NASA’s exploration rocket for the 21st Century, the Space Launch System (SLS). As America prepares to return to the Moon for the first time since 1972, thousands of Americans across the country are working to build the world’s most powerful rocket for this journey.

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America has been a driving force in technological innovation and scientific research thanks in part to consistent investment in space exploration and smart policymaking. Your leadership in supporting the Space Launch System (SLS) – America’s deep space rocket – will ensure this legacy continues now and into the future.

Capable of launching larger payloads further into space than any current launch vehicle, the SLS plays a key role in maintaining long-term American leadership in deep space exploration – especially when it comes to human and robotic missions to the moon, Mars and beyond. Its heavy-lift capabilities combined with its flexible and evolvable designs mean that America will have a variety of low-risk options when developing future space exploration plans.

Additionally, the SLS rocket unites thousands of America’s best and brightest workers from across our country. Designed in Alabama, built in Louisiana, tested in Mississippi, launched in Florida and made with the help of suppliers from almost every state – the SLS is a testament to what’s possible when we come together through a shared and impassioned endeavor. When this rocket launches for the first time, America will be watching with hope and awe… and I can’t wait.

A sustained commitment to deep space exploration programs is one of the reasons why America will remain a global leader in the eyes of the world. Continued success like this in space requires sound federal policy from leaders like you. Smart investments in NASA research and development, support for the SLS and the International Space Station, and appropriate funding and authorization for American space exploration is critical to continue winning in space.

Regards,