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Oh Christ so would i too Blue...

I nearly wept when i saw her in the flesh at Kennedy space center

Bloody amazing...Most powerful thing ever built by man full stop

One thing i wished id seen and never will :( I had 13 chances :roll:

Interesting find....
http://www.space.com/15075-apollo-11-mo ... vered.html
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AllKiller wrote:Oh Christ so would i too Blue...

I nearly wept when i saw her in the flesh at Kennedy space center

Bloody amazing...Most powerful thing ever built by man full stop

One thing i wished id seen and never will :( I had 13 chances :roll:

Interesting find....
http://www.space.com/15075-apollo-11-mo ... vered.html
wow good find

one and a half million pounds of thrust, 32 million horsepower, and burning 6,000 pounds of rocket grade kerosene and liquid oxygen every second :shock: :shock: :shock:
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Jon wrote:It was all faked ... the hardest part was getting someone up there with a shoe on a stick to leave the footprints ...
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I never saw a Saturn V launch, but I have seen a Shuttle launch in the flesh and that was pretty impressive. It turned night into day.

I think it was "Challenger" :cry:
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AllKiller wrote:Oh Christ so would i too Blue...

I nearly wept when i saw her in the flesh at Kennedy space center

Bloody amazing...Most powerful thing ever built by man full stop

One thing i wished id seen and never will :( I had 13 chances :roll:
Saturn V at the Johnson Space centre in 2003, I believe it’s indoors now …

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Yep, as you say, indoors - and that is a hell of an indoors :shock:
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Saturn V at the Kennedy Space Centre in 2011, hard to imagine how all that gets off the ground …

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… and all that just to get one of these bean cans 62 mile up …

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Great pictures!
I think the transporter is amazing as well...........
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indeed, just 1 link from the crawler track …

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wow SI great pictures that place is on the bucket list.


I never new it was so so so BIG

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yeah it’s all big stuff, rocket parks are fantastic, I got to go to the Space & Rocket Centre in Huntsville, Alabama in 1998, the visit was an evenings corp entertainment during a business trip …

http://rocketcenter.com/

they got a Saturn V there too

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The Crawler is amazing i cant imagine being in charge of that with the S5 stood on top....Jesus thats responsibility

moves about .25 mph to get to the launch pad if i remember

Lets SCALE that up :shock: :shock:

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I can't wait to see the bottle they put it in!!!
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WHY DOESNT NASA OR SOMEONE DO A sATURN V LAUNCH SIMULATOR
AS AN ASTRONAUT OR A SPECTATOR

AWESOME IDEA....JUST FOR THOSE THAT MISSED IT.

Like you Pete i have seen a shuttle launch and heard it return....funny story there...it was an early morning launch.....jaw dropping how the rockets can even turn early morning to mid afternoon brightness so quickly.

And the sonic booms on re entry so loud and quite frequent due to its speed :help: 8-)
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