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I wish I could have made it there Barry! I was also there on the first night it scrubed! Much dissapointment with FLASH then.. what just happened? I'm glad it finally took off and only wish I could have seen it this morning.
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Thanks for the pics, Barry ! :cool:
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Oh to live close enough to see a launch... The one time I saw one was when I was 5yo and I barely remember it. But hey it inspired me and that is all that matters right? I mean it is pretty much the only thing I remember about that vacation to Florida.
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I watched it live from cocoa beach, got a good picture of walle waving goodbye I'll put up later
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I was up early enough, and in Titusville--but not quite in time to make it out to the nearest good viewing, so had to settle for webcast. |
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Dang, well it wasnt as pretty as a shuttle launch becuase normally you can see the body of the shuttle but since this rocket had 9 engines it was super bright so all it looked like was we were launching a star into orbit.
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![]() I must say I'm very luck to have been able to snag this picture, weird time to be happy a rocket* launch was delayed. |
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That is an epic picture. Send it to SpaceX and I bet they would put it up on their website.
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Winner of coolest picture I've seen yet is this one, where EPCOT's Mission Space building makes an X with the path of the rocket.
![]() More cool facts: The Falcon 9 had on board the ashes of Mercury Astronaut Gordon Cooper, the 6th American in space. It also carried the ashes of James Doohan, who played Scotty in the original Star Trek series. Check out the official launch video from SpaceX. The coolest part isn't the launch, its at 12:50... go there, and keep watching. Want to witness for yourself history and the making? Go to www.heavensabove.com and track when the dragon capsule goes over your house. You can see it with the naked eye. In a couple days, you'll see both the space station and dragon go by together. |
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