Galactic Medallion Space Tours

Galactic Medallion offers exclusive, luxury tours to NASA’s Kennedy Space Center and Florida’s Space Coast, tailored for adventure seekers and space enthusiasts

[The Launch Pad @TheLaunchPadX]

In just 4 days a rocket capable of carrying a crew around the Moon will be rolled out to the launch pad for final testing ahead of launch, for the first time in over 50 years!!

WE ARE GOING BACK!!
Follow us for Artemis II rollout updates!

🚀 LAUNCH NET: Feb 6, 2026 between 9:41pm - 11:41pm ET

#ArtemisII #SLS #Orion #Rollout #NASA #KSC

[John Kraus @johnkrausphotos]

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman tours Kennedy Space Center by helicopter 🚁

[NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman @NASAAdmin]

Langley should be a hypersonics center of excellence. We already have strong test capabilities, and we should modernize and concentrate resources here, especially in hypersonics, as we blur the line between operating inside and outside Earth’s atmosphere.

Building new infrastructure here makes sense, particularly in hypersonics, while thoughtfully redirecting resources from facilities that served us well decades ago so we can stay focused on the future.

[Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex @ExploreSpaceKSC]

With the rollout of Artemis II less than two weeks away, we're throwing it back to the rollout of Artemis I before the WDR.

[The Launch Pad @TheLaunchPadX]

The clock is running! L- 28 days & counting!🚀
Together, we’re going back around the Moon with Artemis II; the first crewed lunar mission in over 50 years.

📅Target: February 6, 2026
(Launch date subject to change)

Follow us for the latest Artemis II updates!

#WeAreGoingBack #Moon #Orion #SLS #NASA #CSA

[Peggy Whitson @AstroPeggy]

In orbit everyone is a gymnast! @astro_timpeake unofficially holds the record with 80 consecutive somersaults (a record that no one has attempted to beat).

[Galactic Medallion Space Tours @GalacticKSC]

@NASAKennedy So cool!

[NASA's Kennedy Space Center @NASAKennedy]

Think of them like a pit crew for car races. 🏁

The Artemis II closeout team will play a key role in the hours leading up to launch from Kennedy's Launch Complex 39B. 🚀

[NSF - NASASpaceflight.com @NASASpaceflight]

Soon.

As in real soon. Rollout to 39B could be in a few weeks.

[Peggy Whitson @AstroPeggy]

The Artemis missions are objectively much more difficult than the Apollo missions. Landing on the lunar south pole presents many challenges not present for the Apollo crews, including the need for a more advanced spacesuit that can mitigate single point failures. The Apollo suits had minimal backups for critical systems; a single failure in life support could have been catastrophic. The #AxEMU is being designed with astronaut safety as the top priority, incorporating redundant backups for the most vital life-support components.

[Galactic Medallion Space Tours @GalacticKSC]

@blueorigin So happy for you from the 321 Jason!

[Dave Limp @davill]

What a way to close out 2025! Our astronauts and the @BlueOrigin team just completed a successful NS-37 launch. Another step toward making spaceflight accessible for everyone.

[Blue Origin @blueorigin]

Space is for everyone.

[Canaveral Tours @CanaveralTours]

Hangar C holds 30+ restored rockets and missiles…
It’s like walking through a time capsule of early spaceflight.

[Canaveral Tours @CanaveralTours]

This is the blockhouse where America’s first astronauts prepared for launch.
The history in this room? Unreal.

[Canaveral Tours @CanaveralTours]

Ever wanted to step inside real Space Coast history? 🚀✨
We just reopened our tours — and here’s what’s waiting beyond the gates.
👇 Thread

[Canaveral Tours @CanaveralTours]

One of the most recognizable landmarks on the Space Coast.
The Cape Canaveral Lighthouse has seen centuries of change — and it’s still standing strong. #capecanaverallighthouse #capecanaveral #spacecoast #visitfl

[Canaveral Tours @CanaveralTours]

Reviews like this remind us why these stories matter. Have you explored Cape Canaveral’s history yet?

[NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman @NASAAdmin]

I was living the dream today speaking with the NASA workforce and taking questions.

Not surprising, the world’s most accomplished space agency has assembled extraordinary talent. I am fortunate to be serving alongside them.

[Jared Isaacman @rookisaacman]

Congratulations, Michi! You just inspired millions to look up and imagine what is possible 🚀