This resolution proposes the observation of July 20, 2024, as National Space Exploration Day. It highlights Alabama's significant contributions to space exploration, including the development of the Saturn V rocket and the presence of the Marshall Space Flight Center, which has a substantial economic impact and supports thousands of jobs in the state. The resolution also commemorates the historic moon landing on July 20, 1969, and acknowledges the ongoing efforts of the United States Space Program, which aims for human missions to the moon, Mars, and beyond. It emphasizes the peaceful exploration of space for the benefit of humanity and the scientific and technological advancements that have arisen from space programs such as Apollo, Viking, Voyager, and the International Space Station.

The resolution further recognizes the importance of space exploration in inspiring future generations, advancing STEM education, and upholding the United States' leadership and values in the new frontier of space. It calls on the citizens of Alabama and the United States to celebrate the achievements of space pioneers and the contributions to science, technology, and the economy that space exploration has provided. The resolution aims to inspire new generations to build upon the accomplishments of early space pioneers and to aspire to new heights in space exploration. The document is certified by the Senate and the House of Representatives of Alabama, with Senator Waggoner being mentioned in association with its passage.