Rockets, wildlife, and the place where space and nature meet
How Cape Canaveral became the launch site for the Moon.
The history of launches from the Cape — from Redstone to Falcon.
NASA's new program to return humans to the Moon — and beyond.
The amazing wildlife refuge that shares the spaceport with alligators and eagles.
The pristine beach that's also a national park — right next to the launch pads.
How satellites help us monitor the lagoon and protect the planet.
Track the next three launches from the Cape and watch one if you can.
Go outside after dark and find three constellations using a star app.
Make a memory game with real rocket parts and learn what each does.
Launch a balloon rocket on a string and learn how real rockets move.
Build a parachute and test how size changes how slowly it falls.
Use a stick and its shadow to tell time the way people did before clocks.
What the Cape was like before the rockets came.
How a wartime port became one of the busiest cruise ports in the world.
The giant ships that pass through the lagoon inlet.
The aquarium that taught visitors about lagoon sea life.
What Brevard might look like in 50 years.