NASA John Stennis Space Center
| 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 |
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