The Mission to MARS Act allocates $1 billion to modernize infrastructure at the Johnson Space Center for human spaceflight and commercial space.
The Mission to MARS Act provides $1 billion in funding for the Johnson Space Center to modernize its infrastructure. This includes preparing the Neutral Buoyancy Lab for commercial space station training and lunar-suited operations, upgrading the Astromaterials Curation and Research facility, and modernizing the Mission Control Center. Other projects involve repairs and upgrades to various facilities, aircraft, and systems.
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