Space center

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A space center is a place dedicated to space activity. It may be in public or private ownership.

These activities may concern:

• Research
• Manufacturing of major parts of space vehicles
• Launch of space vehicles
• in orbit control of space vehicles

Contents 1 Belgium 2 Canada 3 Germany 4 France 5 India 6 Japan 7 South Korea 8 Netherlands 9 Norway 10 Russia 11 United States 12 United Kingdom

[edit] Belgium

• Liege Space Center
• Euro Space Centre

[edit] Canada

• John H. Chapman Space Centre
• Telus World of Science, Edmonton

[edit] Germany

• European Space Operations Centre
• Hubble European Space Agency Information Centre
• European Astronaut Centre

[edit] France

• Toulouse Space Center
• Guiana Space Centre
• Cannes Mandelieu Space Center

[edit] India

• Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre
• Space Applications Centre
• Satish Dhawan Space Centre

[edit] Japan

• Uchinoura Space Centre
• Tanegashima Space Centre

[edit] South Korea

• Naro Space Center

[edit] Netherlands

• European Space Research and Technology Centre

[edit] Norway

• Norwegian Space Centre

[edit] Russia

• Babakin Space Centre
• Titov Main Test and Space Systems Control Centre

[edit] United States

• Goddard Space Flight Center
• Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center
• Kennedy Space Center
• Marshall Space Flight Center
• John C. Stennis Space Center

[edit] United Kingdom

• Leicester Space Centre
• Surrey Space Centre
• British National Space Centre