LASP is nestled at the base of the flatirons in Boulder, CO. Taking a tour of LASP is fun and exciting for all ages. While visiting, one can view models of different space craft and satellites, a class 10000 clean room, a machine shop for building instruments and our mission operations center from which many of our satellites are flown.

Touring LASP can be likened to touring an aerospace museum. Hanging from the ceiling of the lobby is a 26 foot Aerobee 150 sounding rocket along with many other interesting space craft and artifacts.

LASP can accommodate groups of 10 - 60 individuals and the tour lasts approximately 1 hour. For more information or to schedule a tour, please contact Erin Wood by email at epomail@lasp.colorado.edu or by phone at 303-735-0962.

View of LASP's new building addition (on right)
and the original building (on left).

View of LASP in the Fall with the Flatirons

View of Aerobee 150 from the 2nd floor.

One of the unused Mariner satellites.
Mariner went to Mars in 1969.