Cape Canaveral Museum: Inheriting the Memory of Space

The Cape Canaveral Space Force Museum is dedicated to the history of rockets and space flight. Since it opened to the public in 1966, it has attracted millions of visitors. Its goal is to collect, restore and display historically significant items related to the development and legacy of space launch activities of the United States Space Force. The museum facility includes multiple exhibition areas, such as the History Center, the Launch Complex, etc. Visitors can visit exhibits such as missiles, rockets, spacecraft, etc., and learn about the history of the space program. Since the museum is located on a military facility, visiting the Launch Complex requires a certified tour, but the Sands Space History Center is open to the public free of charge. In addition, the museum provides information about upcoming launch activities, and visitors can also support the museum through donations, becoming volunteers, etc.