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Gallery One - NASA: The Kennedy Space Center

There's nothing like space travel to get someone hyped about the future of humanity. There's also nothing like the stuff we use to do it to get a guy's digital camera out and clicking. So begins my quest to capture, whenever I think about it, the beautiful, powerful, and nifty in life- things I see every day, and never used to think of sharing. And I do hope you're glad that I finally did think of it... and now, without further rambling, I present gallery the first, the much-famed NASA pictures.

 

Chris and my Mother as we arrive	The Control Room - Apollo Missions	"Houston, we have a problem."	I could live inside one of these!
They're just so impressive...	And there are five of them!	And NOT CCCP. Woo capitalism!	The complex part of the rocket engines above
No, it's just the lighting.	It's... very... long...	Where rocket stages meet	A model of the Crawler that carries the launch platform
ONE of the treads, life-size. This thing is huge.	US Flag along the curve of the rocket...	Some smaller engines on (I think) the third stage.	Another down-the-rocket shot.
This part has only one	Looking into the booster (again) ^_^	The very tip!	More of the tip
Looking back down the other side	Look familiar?	From the front this time!	Obligatory family shot
It's the International Space Station!	Ain't it purty?	Solar panels are nice.	Now these are actually going to be up there!
More ISS modules being checked	See the people? Always good to have perspective.	Mir deserves a few shots, no?	Space Station scale models are nice things
They're the space shuttle rockets!	From a better angle now	Sun sets in the Rocket Garden	Aren't they majestic?
It's the rocket from above, all in one piece.	A look at a Space Shuttle	A good look at a Space Shuttle	For all those who have died in this, our greatest exploration:

May the dream live on...

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