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Photo of Space Shuttle
"Atlantis" on the Launch Pad awaiting lift off for Mission
STS-115 |
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This is the
closest vantage point allowed during a Space Shuttle Launch.
This shot was taken in the area designated for "Media" and
NASA Employee's. |
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September 7th -
Night before launch a lightning storm rolls through and a
bolt of lightning seems to have struck the launch pad or
very close to the launch pad. |
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Space Shuttle Launch Chase
Account: |
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STS-115
Space Shuttle Launch:
I drove to Titusville to watch the space shuttle
"Atlantis" launch to the heavens. After 3 scrubs and
4 days waiting I had to get back to Miami to get
ready for a possible Hurricane Florence chase in
Bermuda. I missed the actual launch on Saturday but
still had a great time shooting lightning at Kennedy
Space Center and seeing the amazing space shuttle up
close ! |
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Photographer, |
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