My husband and I went to Cocoa Beach, Florida and in the next day, we decided to visit the “Kennedy Space Center” and see massive rockets, and other interesting attractions there. Every year, tons of visitors from different countries make the trek to this hub of technology and discovery, where many of humankind’s greatest accomplishments take place.
It was a hot day, but it did not stopped us to walked around inside at Kennedy Space Center. It was an awesome experienced for us since we saw different kinds of rockets located at rocket gardens. We did see a 3D movie which about the magnificent desolation which about the 1st mission on the moon which was really an amazing movie that I have ever seen. It fascinated me and the movie somewhat touchy, inspiring and I loved it and an amazing story and that was great experienced for us which hard to forget.
above is the "Space Shuttle Engine" is the most complex propulsion unit ever developed to support space flight and it is the 1st rocket engine ever designed to be used repeatedly
above is the giant space shuttle launch pad which originally used for the Apollo moon program , where I took a picture of it from observation gantry
John Glenn, Neil Armstrong, Sally Ride and Jim Lovell are just a few names of the brave men and women that have launched into space from Kennedy Space Center.
Vehicle Assembly Building-which is one of the largest buildings in the world, this structure is where the Solid Rocket Boosters and External Fuel Tank are mounted to the Space Shuttle vehicle.
It was a hot day, but it did not stopped us to walked around inside at Kennedy Space Center. It was an awesome experienced for us since we saw different kinds of rockets located at rocket gardens. We did see a 3D movie which about the magnificent desolation which about the 1st mission on the moon which was really an amazing movie that I have ever seen. It fascinated me and the movie somewhat touchy, inspiring and I loved it and an amazing story and that was great experienced for us which hard to forget.
above is the "Space Shuttle Engine" is the most complex propulsion unit ever developed to support space flight and it is the 1st rocket engine ever designed to be used repeatedly
above is the giant space shuttle launch pad which originally used for the Apollo moon program , where I took a picture of it from observation gantry
John Glenn, Neil Armstrong, Sally Ride and Jim Lovell are just a few names of the brave men and women that have launched into space from Kennedy Space Center.
Vehicle Assembly Building-which is one of the largest buildings in the world, this structure is where the Solid Rocket Boosters and External Fuel Tank are mounted to the Space Shuttle vehicle.
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