| Earth's Current Spacflight Centers |
"... the stars: ... you may choose them as your guides,
and following them, reach your destiny."
Carl Schurz
and following them, reach your destiny."
Carl Schurz
Baikonaur Cosmodrome,
Khazakstan, ISRF
as seen from space
Khazakstan, ISRF
as seen from space
Many people were taken by surprise by the 2003 launch
of China’s first man into space. In fact, the Earth’s
centers working on space exploration are abundant.
They include:
(These are for real folks, they are not made up!)
Australia Woomera
Brazil Alcantara Launch Center
Canada Churchill
Camu Space Center
China Jiuguan Space Launch Center
Xichang Space Launch Center
Taiyuan Space Launch Center
France Hammaguir
Kourou
India Sriharikota Island
Isreal Palmachim Air Base
Iraq Al-Anbar
Italy San Marco Range
Japan Kagoshima Island
Tanegashima Island
Norway Andoya Rocket Range
Morocco Ben Guerir
Pakistan SUPARCO
Russian Federation
Kapustin Yar Cosmodrome
Bailkonur Cosmodrome
"The Birthplace of Earth's Space Exploration"
Largest space center on Earth. 9 X bigger than Kennedy.
Has it’s own city, population 150,00+, attached as well.
Plesetsk Cosmodrome
Busiest launch center on Earth.
Svobodny Cosmodrome
Gagarin Cosmodrome
Dombarovsky
Guiana
Nenoksa
Svoboday
Sarur Shagun
Maidanak 21
Ussurlyski 15
Yakutsk 17
Krasnoe Base
Vorikutu 18
Eniseisk 4
Dunenvtsy 19
Voronezh
Shekovo
Sartychaly
Simphropol 10
Evpalorlo
Voronszh
Dnempetrosovk
Senegal Dakar
South Africa Cape Town Research Center
Spain Moron Air Base
United States
Cape Canaveral
Kennedy Space Center
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Wallops Island Flight Facility
Edwards Air Force Base
Poker Flat Research Range
Virginia Space Flight Center
Kodiak
Southwest Regional Space Center
Alaska Aerospace Development Corporation
California Spaceport
Spaceport Florida Authority
Alaska Spaceport
Mojave Civilian Aerospace Test Center
White Sands Space Harbor
Boeing Sea Launch
Ames Research Center
Dryden Flight Research Center
Glenn Research Center
Goddard Space Flight Center
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Johnson Space Center
Langley Research Center
Marshall Space Flight Center
Stennis Space Center
of China’s first man into space. In fact, the Earth’s
centers working on space exploration are abundant.
They include:
(These are for real folks, they are not made up!)
Australia Woomera
Brazil Alcantara Launch Center
Canada Churchill
Camu Space Center
China Jiuguan Space Launch Center
Xichang Space Launch Center
Taiyuan Space Launch Center
France Hammaguir
Kourou
India Sriharikota Island
Isreal Palmachim Air Base
Iraq Al-Anbar
Italy San Marco Range
Japan Kagoshima Island
Tanegashima Island
Norway Andoya Rocket Range
Morocco Ben Guerir
Pakistan SUPARCO
Russian Federation
Kapustin Yar Cosmodrome
Bailkonur Cosmodrome
"The Birthplace of Earth's Space Exploration"
Largest space center on Earth. 9 X bigger than Kennedy.
Has it’s own city, population 150,00+, attached as well.
Plesetsk Cosmodrome
Busiest launch center on Earth.
Svobodny Cosmodrome
Gagarin Cosmodrome
Dombarovsky
Guiana
Nenoksa
Svoboday
Sarur Shagun
Maidanak 21
Ussurlyski 15
Yakutsk 17
Krasnoe Base
Vorikutu 18
Eniseisk 4
Dunenvtsy 19
Voronezh
Shekovo
Sartychaly
Simphropol 10
Evpalorlo
Voronszh
Dnempetrosovk
Senegal Dakar
South Africa Cape Town Research Center
Spain Moron Air Base
United States
Cape Canaveral
Kennedy Space Center
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Wallops Island Flight Facility
Edwards Air Force Base
Poker Flat Research Range
Virginia Space Flight Center
Kodiak
Southwest Regional Space Center
Alaska Aerospace Development Corporation
California Spaceport
Spaceport Florida Authority
Alaska Spaceport
Mojave Civilian Aerospace Test Center
White Sands Space Harbor
Boeing Sea Launch
Ames Research Center
Dryden Flight Research Center
Glenn Research Center
Goddard Space Flight Center
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Johnson Space Center
Langley Research Center
Marshall Space Flight Center
Stennis Space Center
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