Designates July 20 as Lunar Landing Day to commemorate the first human Moon landing in 1969.
The Lunar Landing Day Act designates July 20 as Lunar Landing Day, commemorating the first successful human landing on the Moon on July 20, 1969. The Act encourages all private citizens, organizations, and governmental entities to recognize this day through proclamations, activities, and educational efforts. These efforts aim to honor the historic achievement and inspire continued U.S. leadership in space exploration and science.
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