NASA could lease its land for up to 99 years for space research and job training sites. States, universities, local governments, and certain nonprofits could build and run them. NASA could also rent space back and help support the facilities.
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Space Exploration Research Act is a Senate bill waiting for floor action. The latest recorded action: Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar under General Orders. Calendar No. 369.
Latest action on S. 2351: Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar under General Orders. Calendar No. 369.
Who this affects: This bill mainly affects NASA, nearby states and local governments, universities, and nonprofit science or education groups. These groups could get long-term access to NASA land for research and training sites. NASA could gain more ways to use its land, but it could also take on support costs or long-term lease duties. Communities near NASA centers could see new facilities and jobs, depending on which projects NASA approves.
Why this matters: NASA land could become a long-term base for research centers, education hubs, and space job training sites. That could help states, universities, and nonprofits build facilities near NASA centers faster than if NASA built and owned everything itself. The bill could also help move NASA technology into U.S. companies. The impact would depend on how often NASA uses the power and which partners take part.
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Officially: Space Exploration Research Act
NASA could lease its land for up to 99 years for space research and job training sites. States, universities, local governments, and certain nonprofits could build and run them. NASA could also rent space back and help support the facilities.
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Latest: Placed on Senate Legislative Calendar under General Orders. Calendar No. 369. (4/13/2026)
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