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Last Roll Out
Published: 2011-06-03 03:01:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 10436; Favourites: 466; Downloads: 0
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Atlantis is last space shuttle roll out of the VAB to the launch pad. Glad I could be there to see it.Use of this image is not allowed! It is registered and copyrighted.
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It's a shame the Shuttle launches are coming to an end, hopefully they'll have a replacement up & running soon.
Awesome pic, thanks for sharing...
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My pleasure. You're always very welcome!
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Went there a few months ago when the penultimate one was sitting on its launch pad. Holy hell that building is huge.
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I'm driving down to Cape Canaveral tomorrow to see the launch! It's such a shame that Obama ended the shuttle program, but it's a great honor for me to be able to see a launch. Great shot!
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Thank you and yeah very sad. Hope the weather holds for us!
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I FIND THIS PICTURE DIFFICULT TO MASTURBATE TO.
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Ummm.... I would find it that way too...
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i used to live on the east coast of florida and loved to walk over to the beach to see the trail of the launch its a shame i will not get to again now that the programe has ended. but great shot wish i could of been down there to see the launch how was it?
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Thank you! Yeah it sucks to see it go. Launch is on Friday.
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The space shuttle was supposed to open up new doorways. It's so sad to see it go. I hope that it's successor will be used at least by the time of my grandchildren...
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Great picture...So sad our program is in trouble.
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Thank you and yeah very sad.
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That is the MOST detailed photo of NASA I've ever seen 
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Thank you! Glad I could help!
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Wonderful pic. I'm glad you were able to be there. Thanks for a great picture to remember her by. It is a very sad moment for those of us who truly believe in manned spaceflight. (I wanted nothing more growing up to be an astronaut. Still do actually. Unfortunately. I was cursed with myopia.)
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THank you! It is a very sad moment
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That is a really mesmerizing shot! 
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Awesome!!! A little sad to see it all end though.
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Thank you! yeah it is very sad for me to see them go and it is terrible to see the thousands of jobs being lost.
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Thanks for the clarification. I was thinking one thing and my hands were righting (lol jk writing) another.
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watched the rollout live on NasaTV, was a wonderful moment, I am truly gutted I will never get to see one launch. This is a wonderful capture, and I love the hazyness around the crawler, SRB's, External tank and Orbiter. I don't remember if it was raining that night or not.
Anyway, congrats on the DD
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Thank you! Yeah it is terrible and I grew up with them and will miss them very much.
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My mother wanted to see this, but we were gonna come too late anyway, whether our holiday was cancelled or not. =/ That would have been a great sight....
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I wish I could see the last shuttle launch... What an amazing story it would be to tell my kids someday...
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cool. ill use it as a poster for the entrance of my club. thanks bud.
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her shadow looks like the window in a cathedral...
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Yeah they were extremely bright! Opposite direction there was a huge shadow on the clouds in the sky.
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Thanks Jim! I looked at my comment numbers and was thinking is there something wrong? Why do I have so many comments?!?
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Personnally I think you should have way more comments than are showing, but then again it's just the start. I believe you will get many more comments for this DD.
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