NASA isn't "split" between Huntsville, Alabama (not Huntsville, Texas), and Houston, Texas - they're just 2 of several NASA Space Centers. Kennedy Space Center is arguably the most recognized, at Cape Canaveral, Florida.
Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, is one of NASA's key centers for rocket propulsion research and satellite instrument development.
Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, is NASA's key center for Astronaut training, and most notably Mission Control Center for NASA Manned Space Flight Operations. During a Shuttle launch, the mission is controlled by Kennedy Space Center until the end of the Launch Clock countdown; after the launch, the mission is handed over to Mission Control in Houston.
JSC's MCC is responsible for monitoring and controlling the International Space Station operations.
houston,Texas
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Houston Texas became the home to NASA Mission Control.
NASA's George C. Marshall Space Flight Center is located in Huntsville, Alabama. It is NASA's Center of Excellence for research in civilian rocketry and spacecraft propulsion.
Houston
NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville
By the association with NASA which is headquartered in Houston.
Yes, they do. Nasa has a museum at the Kennedy Space Center in Titusville, Florida; one at the United States Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama; and im pretty sure they have one in Houston, Texas, but im not sure.
About 7 miles
They're the same place.
houston,Texas
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Houston, Texas, USA, is the home of NASA Mission Control.
Houston Texas became the home to NASA Mission Control.
NASA is located in Houston Texas.
NASA's George C. Marshall Space Flight Center is located in Huntsville, Alabama. It is NASA's Center of Excellence for research in civilian rocketry and spacecraft propulsion.
NASA is an imoirtant part of Houston, but it is not a launch site.