the shuttle assembly building, from a bus, lol. its huge in person.


shuttle pad A. currently has a shuttle on it for testing.


the assembly building from a few miles away. the bg sand is what the crawler crawls on. the sand is 7 feet deep, becuase the crawler weighs THOUSANDS of tons. ONE link in the 4 tracks of crawler is one ton. the crawler gets 43 feet to the gallon


crawler track and shuttle pad A


real, good condition, saturn rocket


shuttle pad B

i found the whole place quite interesting. ive always wanted to visit the huge white building

so to make this a valid thread, whats your opinion n the center itself . they get less than one penny out of your tax dollar.

Nice pictures A+certified, although entries like this are probably better suited to your blog.

probably lol, ill put it in there, you can delete this if you like, or maybe ill tie in some kinda of info to make it a real thread

has anyone else ever been there?

oh and heres a panoramic i made:



youll need to download it and zoom in on your own if you want to zoom in, lmao

Thank you for sharing these photos of your trip. I've been to all the centers over the last 26 years of doing contract imaging for NASA. KSC is my favorite, since I love the hardware.

If you ever go there again let me know in advance and we'll get you where you want to go, and not in a tour bus. Much to see there beyond the base public tour, as you might well imagine.

Thank you again.


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