This curated collection takes you on an interstellar journey across some of the most iconic representations and memorabilia of space invasion, both in fictional and real-life forms. From historical spacecraft to emblematic sci-fi monuments, these points of interest embody our enduring fascination with the cosmos and the idea of extraterrestrial encounters.
New Mexico, United States
Radio astronomy observatory involved in SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence)
Nevada, United States
Infamous secret military site often associated with alien conspiracy theories
New Mexico, United States
Museum dedicated to the 1947 Roswell Incident and UFO phenomena
Washington, D.C., United States
Museum holding the largest collection of historic aircraft and spacecraft
Utah, United States
Space analog facility for Earth-based research in pursuit of the human exploration of Mars
Puerto Rico
Iconic radio telescope and key site in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence
Cheshire, United Kingdom
Historical radio astronomy observatory which has played a role in the investigation of space
California, United States
Private, nonprofit organization dedicated to scientific research & education on the search for life beyond Earth
California, United States
Center for robotic exploration of the solar system
Low Earth Orbit
Orbiting space station and symbol of international cooperation in space exploration
South Australia, Australia
Military testing range with links to satellite launches and space exploration
Kyzylorda Region, Kazakhstan
World's first and largest operational space launch facility
Virginia, United States
Annex of the Smithsonian offering exhibits on aviation and space artifacts
New South Wales, Australia
Radio telescope crucial to space missions and featured in the movie 'The Dish'
Kansas, United States
Museum and educational center focusing on spaceflight and featuring a significant collection of US and Russian artifacts
Arizona, United States
Only remaining Titan II site open to the public, provides Cold War history and space race connections