Under the shuttle by aangus
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Seeing the space shuttle and the KSC was a big thrill for me.
I can clearly remember the run up to the first moon walk and being completely captivated by it. We wrote to NASA at school and got loads of stuff back, exciting times for wee boy seeing what is surely the best thing thing we have ever done?
Heres hoping their next shuttle mission will be a success.
The centre was hit for hours by a heavy rain storm while we were there but it stopped just long enough to get out to the rocket park.....of course I had to see the Saturn V close up, what a beast.
Neil Armstrongs space suit too....now thats a day out!
Comments (6)
azrabella
Man, those tiles look like they have been stuck on with a pritstick. The golden age was definately the Armstrong Aldrin (must not forget Collins) days, at least, for me. (Did they really go to the Moon?)
Onslow
Interesting shot - somehow expect them to be all smooth and hi tech these look more like something I laid on the kitchen floor :D
jgkane
Cool shot, Anthony. Nice to see that if they do indeed fall off, if it ever gets launched, what with all this unfavourable weather the Shuttle is getting these days, then they'll know which place it came off! By the way, is a KSC something like a KFC then? ;o) Regards, John.
Cosme..D..Churruca
Amazing capture !
Margana
LOL at Richard.Like you,I remember the first moon walk,too.I was a child travelling with my family,standing in the lobby of a hotel in Tokyo...and they started congratulating us.LOL.You just don't forget things like that.Glad you got to the Space Center.Thanks for sharing this and a fascinating upload,Anthony.-M :^)
helix3d
A very interesting photograph (as I sit here trying to make sense out of the tile coding system).