The race into space….
A visit to the Kennedy Space Center over Christmas reawakened that child-like awe of space travel. It was amazing to see the actual gear and shuttles used when the U.S. was making history. Against all odds….
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I’ve seen a Mercury capsule–er, I mean spacecraft–at the space museum in Washington. They must’ve put John Glenn in there with a shoehorn. Incredible!
Yes, it was interesting to see the actual gear and spaces that they had to endure. I was happy to see/hear that amazing things are still in work for NASA.
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Wonderful shots!!
Thank you!