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Description

The John C. Stennis Space Center (or SSC), located in Hancock County, Mississippi, at the Mississippi/Louisiana border, is NASA's largest rocket engine test facility.

Facilities

In 2005, the Center was home to over 30 government agencies and private companies. By far the largest of these were elements of the United States Navy with some 3,500 personnel, which was far larger than the NASA civil servant contingent. Some of the prominent resident agencies include: * The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Data Buoy Center * A branch of the Naval Research Laboratory * The Lockheed Martin Mississippi Space and Technology Center * The Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command * The Naval Oceanographic Office * Navy Special Boat Team 22 and NAVSCIATTS (Naval Small Craft Instruction and Technical Training School). * The University of Southern Mississippi's High Performance Visualization Center * Rolls-Royce Outdoor Engine Testing Centre * The US Geological Survey Hydrologic Instrumentation Facility

History

Construction of the 13,500 acres (55 km2) Mississippi Test Operations complex began in October 1961. The test area (officially known as the "Fee Area") is surrounded by a 125,000 acres (506 km2) acoustical buffer zone. The facility's large concrete and metal test stands were originally used to test-fire the first and second stages of the Saturn V rockets. Currently, Space Shuttle Main Engines are flight-certified at Stennis. In part, the site was selected because it was thinly populated and it was possible to create barge access to it — the rocket motors to be tested for Apollo were too large for overland transport. The chosen site also had to be between the Michoud Assembly Facility just east of New Orleans, Louisiana, where the rockets were made, and the launch facility at Cape Canaveral in Florida. Before construction began, five small communities (Gainesville, Logtown, Napoleon, Santa Rosa and Westonia) with 700 families were relocated. Remnants of the communities, including city streets and a one-room school house, still exist within the facility. With the end of the Apollo program, use of the base decreased, with economic impact to the surrounding communities. Over the years other government organizations have moved to the facility, providing a major economic benefit to the communities. In the 1990s, a new test complex named "E" was constructed to test a variety of new engine concepts. A series of tests conducted there eventually led to the commercialization of hybrid rocket motors, one of which was used to power the first privately funded spaceship, Scaled Composites SpaceShipOne. Two 250,000 gallon water tanks at the facility, used to test equipment for the Navy, were used to film the underwater sequences in the film Double Jeopardy. The facility has been renamed several times, becoming the Mississippi Test Facility in 1965, the National Space Technology Laboratories in 1974, and taking its present name in 1988 in order to honor the late Mississippi Senator John C. Stennis for his unwavering support of the national space program. The facility was damaged in late August 2005 by Hurricane Katrina. In 2007 Rolls-Royce plc opened an outdoor aero engine test facility at John C. Stennis. The test stand is built on the old H1 test bed, Rolls-Royce relocated their engine testing facility from Hucknall near its main Derby site in the UK due to noise pollution issues.

StennisPhere

The visitor center for the Stennis Space Center is known as StenniSphere. Exhibits focus on the the activities of NASA, space, space exploration, science, geography, weather and more. Visitors 18 and over must present a photo ID.

Test stands

The Engineering & Science Directorate (ESD) at SSC operates and maintains SSC's rocket test stands.