ranking it first among state attractions that charge admission, according to the Alabama Department of Tourism. The NASA Human Exploration Rover Challenge, previously known as the Great Moonbuggy Race, has run every year since 1994, and all but the first two have been held at the Space & Rocket Center. The race challenges high school and college students to design and build a small moonbuggy that they can assemble on-site and ride across a simulated lunar terrain. In popular culture The U.S. Space & Rocket Center was the setting for feature films SpaceCamp (1986), Beyond the Stars (1989), and Space Warriors (2013), along with the 2012 made-for-TV movie A Smile as Big as the Moon. The U.S. Space & Rocket Center was the site of a Roadblock and Pit Stop at the end of Leg 3 of The Amazing Race: Family Edition aired in October 2005. Good Morning America has featured the Space & Rocket Center multiple times. In their 2006 proclamation the "Seven wonders of America", GMA selected the Saturn V and particularly featured the Saturn V Dynamic Test Vehicle at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center. References External links U.S. Space & Rocket Center website Aerospace museums in Alabama Museums in Huntsville, Alabama Space and Rocket Center Space and Rocket Center Open-air museums in Alabama Defunct IMAX venues Buildings and structures in Huntsville, Alabama Culture of Huntsville, Alabama History museums in Alabama Huntsville-Decatur, AL Combined Statistical Area Landmarks in Alabama Rocketry Smithsonian Institution affiliates Space and Rocket Center Mountain biking venues in Alabama Museums established in 1965 1965 establishments in Alabama Wernher von Braun