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  Lindaking - 2 years ago

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  bleyac007 - 3 years ago

  is this picture payed????

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  ecc77 - 3 years ago

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  ecc77 - 3 years ago

  http://el-cucuy77.mybrute.com

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  WhiteCollegeKid - 3 years ago

  tax

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  R3DJ35TER - 3 years ago

  You can't have an assembly facility near the launch site, it would be devastating if a crash happened there. It moves so slowly because it is a very, very technologically advanced piece of equipment and requires the utmost care when moving it as once piece.

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  Rustie - 3 years ago

  hum...why cant they make it closer to the launchpad and i always though nasa was filled with smart people now i know its filled with bunch of dumbasses

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  Tripointlogic - 3 years ago

  Pointless space program... If we had set foot on the MOON; FORTY YEARS ago.... Why haven't gone back with all our giant leaps in technology..... BS

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  Dokujitsu - 3 years ago

  That pad moves at 1 mph with the shuttle and 3 without. It takes forever to move it. But if you're out there while they're moving it, when it's at the right spot, you can almost reach out and touch the pad from the road.

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  gtipler - 3 years ago

  read somewhere that this thing gets something like 3ft per gallon......nice economic means of transport

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  groundy - 3 years ago

  Arrow is where they are 'driving' it too

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  Thrice098 - 3 years ago

  i don't understand the arrow

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  devils05 - 3 years ago

  I don't get what the arrow is point to? where the shuttle is going to?

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