Space shuttle night launch pics
It's cool to see those pics you guys posted. I was at work, but the room I work in is literaly 10 feet from the beach and it was really hard to see. You could see it for about 10 seconds and then lost it in cloud cover. Now the one on the 4th of July, I was also at work and that one was sweet. Even with it being so bright outside.
I saw it when I was driving back from kissimmee on 192. Was wondering what that amber light was to the side and then noticed it was getting higher and higher. "Oh ****, it's the shuttle!!" Very nice indeed.
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Originally Posted by Mike98WS6
Wow, those pics look cool. Too bad it didn't go up next month at night. I'm moving to Palm Coast next month. Do u think I can see the shuttle go up in the sky there?
Someone posted this pic on ls1.com The pic above and this one is what i would have liked to get but im going to have to wait for the next night launch. This was taken from daytona beach.
Originally Posted by Steve68
Let have a name, I work FCS for USA, Flight Crew Systems,
NASA wants to build a rocket with a capsule on top with 2 SRB's, one on each side, it's in the works,
I've heard of them seeing it all the way to South Carolina at night,
I've working on it for 18 yrs it's killer, still amazes me every time,
NASA wants to build a rocket with a capsule on top with 2 SRB's, one on each side, it's in the works,
I've heard of them seeing it all the way to South Carolina at night,
I've working on it for 18 yrs it's killer, still amazes me every time,
Your Rumors are WAY wrong, if there was no maintenance being done, it would launch once a week, thats why theres 60 to 90 days between launches! **** gets torn down just for inspection, when it been proven that theres nothing wrong since its first flight and they still tear it down, and it's not a plane, also ithe 2 accidents were not caused by the Orbiter, 1st was SRB burn thru, 2nd was ET foam came off and put a hole thru the Carbon leading edge,
