The resolution SJR___ designates July 20, 2024, as National Space Exploration Day in the State of Alabama, recognizing the state's significant contributions to space exploration, including the development of the Saturn V rocket and the Marshall Space Flight Center, which has a substantial economic impact and supports thousands of jobs. It commemorates the historic achievement of the first moon landing on July 20, 1969, and emphasizes the ongoing mission of the United States Space Program to explore space peacefully for the benefit of humanity, while also highlighting the scientific and technological advancements that have resulted from various space missions.

The resolution calls for citizens to celebrate the accomplishments of space pioneers and the contributions made to both Alabama and the nation, aiming to inspire future generations in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). It underscores the importance of fostering enthusiasm for space exploration and encourages the pursuit of new milestones in human achievement, reinforcing the United States' leadership in the ongoing exploration and settlement of space.