The Senate commemorates the 65th anniversary of the Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC), established in 1960, acknowledging its pivotal role in the United States' leadership in space exploration. MSFC was instrumental in designing the Saturn V rocket for the Apollo program and has consistently supported critical NASA initiatives like Skylab, the Hubble Space Telescope, and the International Space Station, revolutionizing our understanding of the universe. The resolution specifically commends MSFC's continued excellence and leadership as the lead center for the development and integration of the Space Launch System (SLS) . The SLS is a cornerstone of the Artemis program, representing the nation's commitment to returning humans to the Moon and preparing for future crewed missions to Mars and deep space exploration. The Senate reaffirms its strong support for MSFC's ongoing mission and the broader goals of the Artemis program, recognizing its role as an anchor for the aerospace industry and STEM education. It honors the commitment, skill, and innovation of MSFC's dedicated workforce, who have advanced spaceflight for the United States.