Atlas V Launch Alert

March 25,2014 is supposed to be the Atlas V rocket launch schedule but, when I check the KSC site, TBD was added. There was a delay of the launch due to technical difficulties. The launch will be re-scheduled soon. We will be busy on Tuesday so; I doubt if we can drive by the Indian River and watch it.

We will probably see the launch in our backyard. I will not even attempt to take pictures using my DSLR. I will just use my fon so; the photos will not look like the ones above. Anyway, I will be posting in FB the live telecast of the rocket launch. Watch out for it.

Delta IV Rocket Launch

I was not feeling well last Friday so; hubby and I decided to watch the #DeltaIV rocket launch on TV and at the front yard. Yes, we can see it at the front yard as it lifts off to the sky at night time, it's clear. The launch was delayed in fact; it lifts off at the last few minutes window. It lifts off at 8:59 PM on Feb 20, 2014 here in the Space Coast.

 
Delta IV rocket carries a satellite to improve the accuracy of GPS Navigation.

At the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex

Okay, let us explore NASA's Kennedy Space Center today. I just open my folder and picked these photos. If you are a frequent visitor of this blog, you have known by now that we live just about 10 minutes away from #KSC. My husband and I can go there any day and anytime we want. For less than $60, Floridians will get to enjoy a pass which is good for 1 year. That's fabulous right?

These machines are great help to speed up on purchasing a ticket.
On a busy day though, these ticket machines ain't enough to accommodate the guests
but, there's no problem with that. There is a ticket counter across this area.

If you are in Orlando and visiting Disney World,
spare a day and visit Kennedy Space Center for an exciting Educational tour.

One of the amazing attractions here in Kennedy Space Center is the Atlantis.
OMG! It's my favorite especially the video showing and the grand entrance to the showroom.

At the front of Atlantis attraction in Kennedy Space Center. The $100 million home of the Atlantis.

This dancing fountain is located near the ticket center outside of the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex.

A shot of the US flag with the Atlantis icon on the background.

The spacious parking lot. Each area is named after an Astronaut.

Outside of the Kennedy Space Center Complex.

The view heading to the entrance and ticket center of the Kennedy Space Center.

This is the entrance to the Kennedy Space Center.

One of the restaurants inside the Kennedy Space Center.

On this particular day, we were headed to the Atlantis attraction.

This year has been an exciting year for us. We get the chance to visit Kennedy Space Center more often because we have a yearly pass. We usually stayed an hour or two and come back the next time to check out other attractions. We were able to watch quiet a few rocket launch in the Space Coast. One time we did watch a rocket launch in KSC in the Apollo Saturn V Center area. I believe it is indeed the best viewing area for rocket launch of the Canaveral Air Station. That's all for now friends. Thank you so much for visiting my blog as always. Have a safe and Happy New Year!

The Rocket Garden at #KSC

Our Commander's Club pass already expired last week so; hubby and I were planning to get one anytime soon. The Annual Pass includes the following attractions: Space Shuttle Atlantis, Twin IMAX® Theater 3-D Films, Shuttle Launch Experience, Special Viewing for Rocket Launches, Angry Birds Space Encounter, Numerous Shows and Exhibits, General Bus Tour, Meet an astronaut and Astronaut Hall of Fame. For a whole year, we used our annual pass a lot. These pictures below were taken at the Rocket Garden in Kennedy Space Center.

If you visit Kennedy Space Center, as you enter the KSC, Rocket Garden will be the first attraction that you will enjoy to see.

I was seated at the restaurant when I took this picture. Below, is the entrance to Kennedy Space Center.

Here is the Rocket Garden at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex.

You should check this place. It is awesome!

We only live about 10 minutes here so. when we are bored at home, we come here often.

The entrance is great, don't you think?

Thanks for stopping by, feel free to check some photos in my blog regarding Kennedy Space Center.

Scheduled Launch of Delta 4 Rocket

On August 7 at 8:29 pm EDT, Delta 4 is scheduled to launch at SLC-37B at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. If anyone of you live nearby and wanted to experience the powerful sights and sounds of the roaring thunder as the engine of United Launch Alliance Delta 4 rocket lifts into the sky, you should come by the Space Coast to witness it. The Veteran astronaut Karol 'Bo' Bobko is the commentator for the live mission control broadcast. If you want to be in a special launch viewing area, purchase a ticket at the Kennedy Space Center for they have two sites available for you to witness the said event.

I will see you there.