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Jared Isaacman is donating $25M to U.S. Space & Rocket Center's Space Camp 🚀💰 "Space Camp is a national treasure. We need more engineers, scientists, doctors, pilots, astronauts, and explorers in this country to build the future we all wanna live in" "there's a lot we can get out... show more

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Jared Isaacman1 year ago

@RocketCenterUSA Space Camp is 100% a national treasure.

LazyFit1 year ago

No jumping, No Running. Workouts at home at any time.🕒🏠 BEST 15 min Beginner Home Workout for Weight Loss 🧘‍♀️🔥

Tom Livingstone1 year ago

@RocketCenterUSA @elonmusk match it?

Dr. Garold Peckerwood 𓆏1 year ago

@RocketCenterUSA I worked there long before all this money came in. Good to see them folks finally getting some fucking resources, because God knows Alabama wasn't giving it to them. I know a lot of good people have been working there for decades, and it's about time somebody recognized it

Meco1 year ago

@RocketCenterUSA Yes!

Mandy Martin1 year ago

@RocketCenterUSA Love this so much! ♡

JEV Meshchain.Ai1 year ago

@RocketCenterUSA Love the renovation...

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