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Harris County honors NASA's Artemis II and local role of Johnson Space Center

Harris County Commissioners Court · April 30, 2026
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County leaders presented a resolution recognizing the Artemis II crew and cited Johnson Space Center's role in mission control, noting the mission launch date and mission accomplishments described in the resolution.

Harris County commissioners presented a resolution recognizing NASA's Artemis II mission and the role Johnson Space Center and Mission Control played in supporting the crew.

County remarks recited the resolution language, which recorded the Artemis II launch on 04/01/2026 and listed the crew (Reed Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch and Jeremy Hansen), mission distance and duration as stated in the resolution. The resolution credited Houston's Johnson Space Center and Mission Control for life support, navigation and continuous communications during the mission and observed the region’s scientific contributions.

County officials invited Catherine Clayton from NASA's legislative affairs office to accept the recognition and noted community ties to the space program. The court took a brief photo ceremony with the NASA guests before resuming business.