Infinity Space Center & Visitors Center in Pearlington, Mississippi

Infinity Space Center
Where Fun Meets
Fascinating

The Infinity Space Center &

 Visitors Center teaches about

 the NASA Space Program...

.... showcases National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration science and technology; and shares the wonders of Louisiana's Lowland Savannah.

This H-1 Rocket is one of

eight that powered the 

Saturn 1 & 1B Launch

Vehicles.

This F-1 Rocket Engine

powered Saturn V Rockets

used in the Apollo Program.

This huge Saturn V first 
stage rocket was built

for Apollo 19.

Apollo 17 was the last manned mission to the Moon.  Apollo Missions 18, 19 and 20 were cancelled because of fiscal constraints.

I'm ready for the next

NASA Mission.

Eric sizes up a NOAA 

Tsunami Buoy.

This Buoy provides valuable

 data for NOAA that is used by

 meteorologists & the public.

The deck and boardwalk are
nature learning centers
for visitors.

People lived off the marshy

Savannah for hundreds

 of years.

Scientists study the Savannah and changes that are occurring due to Climate Change.

Look closer at the plants,
insects & animals that
live here.

Eric and I are glad that we stopped at Infinity Space Center and Visitors Center during this relocation drive.  Next stop... a tour of the NASA's Stennis Space Center.