Thought I would just leave this here

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I went to the John F. Kennedy Space Center

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Some more Space & Rocket Center boneyard pics

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Got to see space shuttle Atlantis today. It was incredible to be near something as historic and influential as it.

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First time here, it’s awesome.

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Decided to take a day trip down to JSC. Haven't been there since I was a kid. It was truly awesome to put my hands on an actual Falcon 9 booster that flew 4 times. FYI it was booster B-1035. I wanted to give a shout out to all the employees at the JSC. They were very courteous and knowledgeable. Thx

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Two shuttles on two pads circa 1990. Photo taken by me...

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Artemis/SLS Photos

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The Endeavour Space Shuttle ready to fly. It replaced the tragically lost shuttle Challenger and went into orbit a total of 25 times between 1992 and 2011, along with its sisters Atlantis and Discovery.

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Discovery on a sunny day

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Tomorrow is the 17th anniversary of the final launch of Columbia, as a memorial I thought I would highlight a significant event in the STS-107 mission everyday until February 1, here is a picture of Columbia on the pad being readied for her final mission

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Artemis/SLS Photos

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Discovery on 35mm Film