Columbia Space Shuttle Memorial Study Act

The Columbia Space Shuttle Memorial Study Act, also known as Bill 110 hr 807, was introduced in the US Congress to authorize a study to determine the feasibility of establishing a memorial to honor the crew of the Space Shuttle Columbia. The bill aims to commemorate the seven astronauts who tragically lost their lives in the Columbia disaster in 2003.

The study would be conducted by the Secretary of the Interior in consultation with the Administrator of NASA and other relevant stakeholders. The goal of the study is to assess potential locations for the memorial, as well as the design, construction, and maintenance of the memorial.

The bill emphasizes the importance of honoring the memory of the Columbia crew and recognizing their contributions to space exploration. It also highlights the significance of educating future generations about the sacrifices made by astronauts in the pursuit of scientific knowledge and discovery. Overall, the Columbia Space Shuttle Memorial Study Act seeks to ensure that the legacy of the Columbia crew is preserved and that their bravery and dedication are remembered for years to come.