House Joint Resolution 1383 recognizes the Adventure Science Center (ASC) in Tennessee as it celebrates its eightieth anniversary of incorporation. Established in 1944, ASC was created to prepare youth for the future through science and technology education. The center has evolved significantly over the decades, including the establishment of the Sudekum Planetarium in 1952 and the construction of a new facility in 1971, which has since been expanded to accommodate a growing number of visitors and exhibits. Today, ASC features 175 hands-on experiences and serves over 200,000 visitors annually, making it the largest science center in the state.

The resolution commends the Adventure Science Center for its commitment to fostering STEM literacy and workforce development among learners of all ages. It acknowledges the center's role in serving individuals from all ninety-five counties in Tennessee and expresses gratitude to its employees, both past and present, for their contributions to the organization and the community. The resolution aims to honor ASC's achievements and its impact on science education in the state.