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19 Comments on Speechless Sunday - New NASA Ares 1-X Rocket Just Completed
I've never seen these in person - must be awesome.
Gary,
When I was at KSC back in April, I saw the work being done on the various stages of this rocket. :)
Steve
It does leave your rather speechless, and wordless......hmm there's no 'b' day of the week to leave you breathlesssssss.....as well :-)
That's really amazing! (and a complete contrast to all the FLOWER POWER photos I've been viewing this morning!)
Hi Gary:
This always amazes me.
I would love to see a lift off in person someday!
Gary, I am with Toula, I would love to see this in person. Just leaves me speechless!
Gary - This picture proves there really are rocket scientists out there:-) Great pictures!
How cool is that!
As we explore space we need to keep Perspective
see my post today: click here
Hi Gary, I heard about this. Some guy got in there and climbed all that scaffolding just to take pictures. So that was you, :-) Wish I had thought of it.
PRETTY COOL And amazing ..now i have to read Charles Mcdonalds post..
Gary - looking very impressive, but, unfortunately, no new moon missions for at least another 20 years it seems.
Hi Gary, We just never get tired of seeing these amazing rockets. They are incredible. And being up close and personal is such a treat for those of us that live in KSC's backyard. I bet you miss it.
Gary, It's time to get Houston and mission control busy once more!
Gary - space travel has always fascinated me...thanks for sharing! Enjoy your Sunday.
NASA is awesome. They dont just imagine things, they bring it to life.
Hi Gary... Incredible is the only word I can think of the describe that photo! Wow!
Did you really climb up to take this photo...it is spectacular!
Hi Gary-Fascinating pic and video. Thank you for sharing. <SMILE>
Just learned that my daughter, an engineering major at FSU will be doing her internship at NASA, working on this rocket.
Yeah! My kid is a ROCKET SCIENTIST!