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55 By Senators Givhan, Albritton, Allen, Barfoot, Beasley, Bell,
66 Butler, Carnley, Chambliss, Chesteen, Coleman,
77 Coleman-Madison, Elliott, Figures, Gudger, Hatcher, Hovey,
88 Jones, Kelley, Kitchens, Livingston, Melson, Orr, Price, Reed,
99 Roberts, Sessions, Shelnutt, Singleton, Smitherman, Stewart,
1010 Stutts, Waggoner, Weaver, Williams
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25-Enrolled, An Act,
2625 SJR___ PROCLAIMING FEBRUARY 25, 2025, AS SPACE DAY.
2726 WHEREAS, the State of Alabama has contributed
2827 numerous advancements to the world in science, technology,
2928 and rocket propulsion over the past six decades, including
3029 taking Americans to the Moon; and
3130 WHEREAS, NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center has
3231 private suppliers in all seven congressional districts,
3332 reaffirming the space industry serves as a major economic
3433 development asset and technology magnet for Alabama and the
3534 southeast; and
3635 WHEREAS, the partnerships between Marshall Space
3736 Flight Center, U.S. Space and Rocket Center, Beyond Gravity,
3837 Blue Origin, KBR, Leidos Dynetics, Lockheed Martin, Northrop
3938 Grumman, Teledyne Brown Engineering, The Boeing Company,
4039 Raytheon RTX, Special Aerospace Services, United Launch
4140 Alliance, and many others across the state bring critical
4241 innovation through continued advanced discoveries, STEM
4342 outreach, strengthening national security, deepening
4443 partnerships across the country and around the world, and
4544 inspiring a new generation of scientists, engineers, and
4645 explorers; and
4746 WHEREAS, Alabama is resolute in continuing to shape
4847 the workforce of the future through robust partnerships with
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7978 academia, industry, government, and nonprofits and
8079 acknowledges the establishment and success of the Alabama
8180 Aerospace Student Internship Program in its fifth year
8281 designed to provide students across Alabama a pathway into
8382 the aerospace industry; and
8483 WHEREAS, Alabama continues to secure the nation's
8584 role as frontrunner in advancing industry, technology, and
8685 education, to support global space innovations and
8786 exploration; and
8887 WHEREAS, NASA Astronauts Clifton Williams, Henry
8988 Hartsfield, Kathy Thornton, James Voss, Mae Jemison, Jan
9089 Davis, and Kathryn Hire, all from Alabama, have spent over
9190 320 days in space across 18 flights of the Marshall-managed
9291 Space Shuttle Program; and
9392 WHEREAS, Alabamians are exceedingly proud of the
9493 distinguished achievements the advances in space
9594 exploration, technology, and science it has produced to the
9695 benefit of all humanity; now therefore,
9796 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA, BOTH
9897 HOUSES THEREOF CONCURRING, That we hereby proclaim February
9998 25, 2025, as Space Day in the State of Alabama.
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121-25, 2025, as Space Day in the State of Alabama.
122-________________________________________________
123-President and Presiding Officer of the Senate
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125-Speaker of the House of Representatives
126-SJR20
127-Senate 13-Feb-25
128-I hereby certify that the within Act originated in and
129-passed the Senate.
130-Patrick Harris,
131-Secretary.
132-House of Representatives
133-Passed: 18-Feb-25
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