by terranovabay
A NASA television helicopter, partially obscured by a Mercury-Redstone standing in the Rocket Garden, makes a couple of passes over the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. This was seen on Tuesday, 6 February 2018, while waiting for the SpaceX Falcon Heavy Launch.
Categories: Space Age Bulletins • Tags: Falcon Heavy, helicopter, Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, Mercury-Redstone, NASA, Rocket Garden, SpaceX
by terranovabay
The new Heroes and Legends exhibit at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex (KSCVC) melds the old U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame, which originally was its own facility six miles to the west of KSCVC, with the history of early spaceflight exhibit that used to be onsite at the Visitor Complex. The new exhibit displays artifacts from the Mercury and Gemini programs along with pop culture visions of spaceflight side-by-side with dramatic, high tech 3-D simulations of early space flight […]
Categories: Space Age Bulletins • Tags: Alan Shepard, Astronaut Hall of Fame, Bob Crippen, Boeing, Buck Rogers, Flash Gordon, Frank Borman, Gemini, Gemini 9A, Gene Cernan, George Takei, Gerald Carr, Gus Grissom, Heroes and Legends, John Glenn, Kennedy Space Center, Lost in Space, Mercury Control, Mercury Program, Mercury Seven, Mercury-Atlas, Mercury-Redstone, Michael Collins, NASA, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Rocket Garden, Sigma 7, Star Trek, Tom Stafford, Wally Shirra
