STS-123 Only 600 yards from the Pad!
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YouTubeMark Widick
STS-123 Only 600 yards from the Pad!
More at MarkWidick.com. Ever wonder what happens to the pad after a launch? Now you get a beach side view. Video shot on the ocean side of 39A and goes through about an condensed hour of post flight. Look for the shock wave in the plants to the right bottom of the screen after solid boosters light up. Fish also start jumping around in the water ...
127.3K viewsMar 12, 2008
STS-1 Launch
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