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Maybe the last round of Photos from JSC. On the property they have some land allocated to local students to raise long horn cattle. And they have some beauties there! One of which just won a cattle competition and was … Continued
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Some more pics from the day at JSC yesterday. I heard before I got there that The Space Center Houston had taken ownership of the SCA (Shuttle Carrier Aircraft) from Boeing and the high fidelity mock up of the Space … Continued
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A small grouping of the almost 600 pics I took today. Being able to see the Neutral Buoyancy Lab, IIS Mission Control, Historic Mission Control that was where Apollo 11 was flown from, and it’s always awesome to see the … Continued
Watched the landing live with Kate tonight. Inspirational to see what the best scientists and engineers at NASA/JPL were able to pull off. Here is one of the first images from the Rover after its daunting and ultra high risk landing: Very … Continued
The Vehicle Assembly Building (formerly called the Vertical Assembly Building when it was constructed for the Saturn/Apollo program). This is the largest building by volume in the world. This place was so big, I wish I had a wider lens than 11mm I … Continued
Another installment of Pictures from the Kennedy Space Center. This time focusing on the Saturn V / Apollo museum. This was a mid day break between the Launch Control Center tour (that I posted about earlier here and here) … Continued
NASA Kennedy Space Center Pride and Purpose. I wouldn’t be able to post short stories and pics of my visit to Kennedy Space Center without talking about the unique situation NASA is in, and why today Americas space program is … Continued
Part two of the LCC tour Photos: (part one is here: ) Reason there hasn’t been tours in 30 years? Because as you can see in the first pic the LCC is connected to the VAB building where the Shuttle and Saturn V … Continued
Photos from the Launch Control Center in Kennedy Space Center. I was part of the first tour group in 30+ years to gain admitance to any LCC firing room. It was an extremely special event for me as between the … Continued