Port of Houston, Texas
Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas Camera
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Live camera view looking East over Independence Plaza at Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas.
Independence Plaza is an international landmark where visitors can enter a replica of the Space Shuttle Independence, which is mounted on top of the original NASA 905 shuttle carrier aircraft.
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Mon November 03, 2025 01:03 AM CST
- International Space Station, Houston, Texas - 0.66 miles (NE)
- University of Houston, Houston, Texas - 18.87 miles (NW)
- Downtown Skyline, Houston, Texas - 22.92 miles (NW)
- Moody Garden's Pyramids, Galveston, Texas - 24.34 miles (SE)
- Cruise Port & Galveston Channel, Galveston, Texas - 24.82 miles (SE)
- The Strand Historic District, Galveston, Texas - 24.90 miles (SE)
- Galveston Skycam North, Galveston, Texas - 25.09 miles (SE)
- Galveston Skycam South, Galveston, Texas - 25.12 miles (SE)
- Babe's Beach, Galveston, Texas - 25.49 miles (SE)
- Galveston Fishing Pier, Galveston, Texas - 25.52 miles (SE)
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Port of Houston, Texas
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Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas Camera Location
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Camera Distance From Port of Houston, Texas = 7.6 miles
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