Senate Resolution by Senator Wright designates February 3, 2026, as Space Day in Florida, recognizing the state's significant contributions to American space exploration and its ongoing role in advancing aerospace innovation. Florida has been pivotal in the nation's space program for over 75 years, serving as a launch site for numerous missions and employing over 144,500 individuals in various aerospace roles. The state achieved a record of 109 orbital rocket launches in 2025, further solidifying its status as a global leader in space activities.

The resolution highlights Florida's potential for future growth in the commercial space transportation industry, emphasizing the importance of its three spaceports and top-tier universities that prepare a skilled workforce for the aerospace sector. With robust military installations and a commitment to national defense, Florida is positioned to enhance its leadership in both civilian and military space activities, fostering economic expansion and innovation in the coming decades.