SpaceX launch, click on the link before for the full video. We were 3.5 miles away |
https://youtu.be/-JnJ2SMezoo
Hi again, everyone! Yesterday and today, my Grandfather and I had a trip to the Kennedy Space Center. First, we went to the rocket garden and got to see many different rockets and even some replicas of famous capsules. Like the Mercury, Redstone and Apollo 11's command module. After that, we headed to the NASA Hall of Heroes. Before we got in, we watched a short film on other astronaut's heroes. I have to admit, I cried during that presentation. After the Hall of Heroes, we went to see an exhibit labeled "Mars rover," Even though it looked like an exact replica of the Batmobile. Then we got to have lunch with a person that was on 4 space shuttle flights. He talked a lot about this place that astronauts go before a mission called the beach house. After his talk, he answered questions people had. I was called on first, and asked, "What is a Radioisotope Thermal Genorator[RTG]?" I wanted to stump him, but he gave me a probably correct response. Then we left for the bus tours of the real Kennedy Space Center. You know, where they launch the rockets. We got to see the Vehicle Assembly Building[VAB], the big crawlers they use to carry the rockets to the launch sites, and SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket. Then the bus dropped us off at the Apollo Saturn V center. (Editor's Note, it's getting late for Rowan, time for bed - to be continued tomorrow)
Proposed Mars Rover for when we rsettle Mars |
All made out of Lego, Rowan's favorite building material |
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