FUN FACT:

The Moon Bounce was Invented by a Former NASA Employee
The first bounce house was invented by John Scurlock, a retired NASA employee and local engineering professor. Back in the 1960s, he made the very first moon bounces from horse pads. Scurlock and his wife then began to make it a family business by the early 1970s, where they eventually started to sell to rental businesses mid-decade.

As a former NASA employee, Scurlock named the moon bounce after being inspired by the astronauts that bounce around in space. Since the mood landing in 1969, their business began to pick up because of the new-found fascination that kids have with space. The experience of being in a bounce house imitated the bouncing of astronauts when they were walking on the moon.

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