The Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center (JSC), located in Houston, Texas, is NASA's primary center for human spaceflight activities. JSC is responsible for astronaut training, research, and flight control, including the Christopher C. Kraft Jr. Mission Control Center, which supports all American human spaceflights. It plays a pivotal role in programs like the International Space Station, Orion, and Artemis, partnering with international space agencies and commercial entities to advance human exploration and scientific discovery. Key activities include spacecraft design, development, testing, and mission operations.
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NASA’s Johnson Space Center and several commercial space station operators are among the partners near The Exploration Company’s Houston hiring location.
NASA announced the Artemis III astronaut crew assignments in a live event on June 9 at Johnson Space Center.
NASA announced the Artemis III crew during a 9 June event at the Johnson Space Center.
Luca Parmitano has acted as ESA's liaison at Johnson Space Center in Houston as CapCom and has trained European astronauts in spacewalks and robotics operations.
Scott Tingle is the chief of the Johnson Space Center Astronaut Office at NASA.
Vanessa Wyche is the director of NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston.
Endurance recently passed space environmental testing at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Thermovac Chamber A.
NASA plans to announce the Artemis 3 crew at an event at the Johnson Space Center on June 9.
Pablo Álvarez is training at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston on microgravity operations in the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory.
A lunar-dust-level sensor from Johnson Space Center will quantify the impact of lunar regolith on systems such as solar arrays and radiators.
The Blue Moon Mark 2 crew cabin mock-up is over 5 metres tall and is operational in the Space Vehicle Mockup Facility at Johnson Space Center.
Blue Origin delivered a full-scale prototype of its Blue Moon Mark 2 lunar lander crew cabin to NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston.
Blue Origin’s Blue Moon Mark 1 lunar lander completed environmental testing inside Thermal Vacuum Chamber A at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston.
NASA’s special notice on the CLPS ceiling increase was posted on April 27 by Johnson Space Center in Houston to SAM.gov.
Blue Origin’s first Blue Moon Mark 1 lunar lander completed thermal vacuum chamber testing at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Texas before returning to Blue Origin’s Florida facilities for final tests.
NASA's Johnson Space Center posted a notice on January 28 stating that the Commercial Low-Earth Orbit Destination Contract acquisition is on hold until further notice.
NASA’s Johnson Space Center posted a January 28, 2026 notice on SAM.gov stating that the Commercial Low-Earth Orbit Destination Contract acquisition is on hold until further notice.
NASA provided ICON a combined $60 million, including funding for a simulated Martian habitat at Johnson Space Center and a SBIR Phase II award to develop in-situ construction technology for the Moon and Mars.
The Artemis 2 crew landed at Ellington Field near NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston on Saturday, April 11, 2026.
The Artemis II crew was to undergo post-mission medical evaluations aboard the USS Murtha before returning to shore for transport to NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston.