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i saw one launch when i was in daytona beach on spring break. about 2 hours' drive from where it launched (cape canaveral?). everyone was on the beach listening to the countdown on car radios, and when it hit zero, the entire sky lit up...pretty impressive, especially from that far away...sharkmansix wrote:Seeing that beast launch is pretty impressive. I was fortunate enough to see a launch when I was on Spring Break like 8 years ago...


Ditto. I was lucky because the launch was super early so it was me and like 10 other people on the beach.i saw one launch when i was in daytona beach on spring break.


WTF?adam atherton wrote:i saw one launch when i was in daytona beach on spring break. about 2 hours' drive from where it launched (cape canaveral?). everyone was on the beach listening to the countdown on car radios, and when it hit zero, the entire sky lit up...pretty impressive, especially from that far away...sharkmansix wrote:Seeing that beast launch is pretty impressive. I was fortunate enough to see a launch when I was on Spring Break like 8 years ago...

I'd laugh...if it wasn't true. I've seen the vehicle up close. Met several of the astronauts. All of them are exceptional people....in fact, you'd be hard pressed to find someone at NASA that isn't...not just the people that go into space.I'm surprised that those rockets are powerful enough to lift the cajones of the people who ride in those shuttles.

