America would officially recognize July 20 as Lunar Landing Day
This bill would officially name July 20 as Lunar Landing Day across the country. It encourages everyone, from individuals to government groups, to celebrate the first Moon landing and inspire future space efforts. This means July 20 would become a day for national remembrance and inspiration.
Today, July 20 is not officially designated as "Lunar Landing Day" in federal law. If this bill passes, July 20 would be formally recognized as Lunar Landing Day. This would encourage people and governments across the country to celebrate the anniversary of the first human Moon landing.
S 5123 · 119th Congress · July 23, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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