Alabama 2024 Regular Session

Alabama House Bill HJR50 Compare Versions

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5	5		By Representatives Rigsby, Whitt, Lomax, Reynolds, Moore (P),
6	6		Whorton, Hall, Daniels
7	7		RFD: RULES
8	8		First Read: 20-Feb-24
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17		-	PROCLAIMING MARCH 5, 2024, AS SPACE DAY IN ALABAMA.
	17	+	HJR___ PROCLAIMING MARCH 5, 2024, AS SPACE DAY IN ALABAMA.
18	18		WHEREAS, NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center has
19	19		contributed numerous advancements to the world in science
20	20		and rocket propulsion technology over the past six decades,
21	21		including taking Americans to the moon; and
22	22		WHEREAS, Marshall Space Flight Center is responsible
23	23		for generating $8.3 billion in economic impact while
24	24		supporting more than 41,000 jobs across Alabama; Marshall
25	25		Space Flight Center serves as a major economic development
26	26		asset and technology magnet for Alabama and the Southeast;
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28	28		WHEREAS, Marshall Space Flight Center brings
29	29		additional benefits to the state through continued advanced
30	30		discoveries, STEM outreach, strengthening national security,
31	31		deepening partnerships across the country and around the
32	32		world, and inspiring a new generation of scientists,
33	33		engineers, and explorers; and
34	34		WHEREAS, Marshall Space Flight Center, through a
35	35		strong legacy of accomplishments, such as the Space Launch
36	36		System for the Artemis Missions, the International Space
37	37		Station, Hubble Space Telescope, James Webb Telescope,
38	38		Chandra X-Ray Observatory, and Imaging X-Ray Polarimetry
39	39		Explorer Mission, is developing robust missions to expand
40	40		understanding of our planet, solar system, and the universe;
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70	70		understanding of our planet, solar system, and the universe;
71	71		and
72	72		WHEREAS, NASA Astronauts Clifton Williams, Henry
73	73		Hartsfield, Kathy Thornton, James Voss, Mae Jemison, Jan
74	74		Davis, and Kathryn Hire, each from Alabama, have spent over
75	75		320 days in space across 18 flights of the Marshall-managed
76	76		Space Shuttle Program, with Jemison, the first African
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78	78		in 1992; and
79	79		WHEREAS, Alabamians are exceedingly proud of the
80	80		distinguished achievements of Marshall Space Flight Center
81	81		and the advances in space exploration, technology, and
82	82		science it has produced for the benefit of all humanity; now
83	83		therefore,
84	84		BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA, BOTH
85	85		HOUSES THEREOF CONCURRING, That we hereby proclaim March 5,
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104		-	2024, as Space Day in the State of Alabama.
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106		-	Speaker of the House of Representatives
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108		-	President and Presiding Officer of the Senate
109		-	House of Representatives
110		-	I hereby certify that the within Act originated in
111		-	and was passed by the House 22-Feb-24.
112		-	John Treadwell
113		-	Clerk
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