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Apollo/Saturn V Center at Kennedy Space Center

Launch Control Center located next to the VAB at Kennedy Space Center

The crawler-transporter road which runs from the VAB (seen in the background) to launch pads 39A and 39B at the Kennedy Space Center. The chain link fence piece lying on the side of the road is used to smooth the rock on the road, by pulling it behind a truck.

Launch Pad 39A from where the final Space Shuttle mission was launched on July 8, 2011, as seen from the crawler-transporter road at Kennedy Space Center

Remote camera building near launch pads 39A and 39B where Space Shuttles were launched at Kennedy Space Center

Launch Pad 39A from where the final Space Shuttle mission was launched on July 8, 2011, as seen from the crawler-transporter road at Kennedy Space Center

Inside the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB), looking up to the roof, 526 feet overhead, at Kennedy Space Center

Space Shuttle Atlantis, OV-104, in the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) at the Kennedy Space Center, Florida. After 25 years it's getting all dressed up, but no where to go except a museum. Atlantis will remain at the Kennedy Space Center to help tell the story of the US space shuttle program and hopefully inspire a new generation of engineers, scientists and explorers.

Apollo/Saturn V Center at Kennedy Space Center

Apollo/Saturn V Center at Kennedy Space Center

Apollo/Saturn V Center at Kennedy Space Center

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