Amazing footage of STS129 Shuttle Launch
I live so close to the Kennedy Space Center that watching a shuttle launch is as easy as walking out my front door. In my old home in Sanford the ground would shake and tremble for 30 seconds after launchs. But I have only driven to the coast twice in 27 years to watch a launch close up. The first time being the very first shuttle launch and the second was 2 months ago. But I have never seen the whole process as intimately as is portrayed here by the SE&I imaging team at the Johnson Space Center.
Enjoy!
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