H.Res. 370 is a symbolic resolution designating May 2 as "National Space Day" to honor the aerospace industry and its contributions to the United States. The resolution recognizes the achievements of NASA, the Space Force, commercial space companies, and research institutions in advancing space exploration, scientific discovery, and national security, while highlighting specific accomplishments like the Apollo moon landing and the James Webb Space Telescope. The measure emphasizes how space-related innovations have benefited Americans in everyday life, from GPS technology to medical advances, and calls attention to the aerospace industry's role in inspiring future generations through science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education initiatives. This resolution has no direct funding or implementation requirements—it is a statement of congressional support affirming the importance of space exploration and the aerospace community to the nation's future.