NASA Kennedy- Shuttle Launch STS-93

Some pictures from my time at NASA Kennedy

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The group at Kennedy (L-R) (Back): Me, Adam, Michael (Front): Dave, Mike, Ron
(47K) This is the press tent where I did part of the webcast. Representatives from NASA, Boeing, Ball Aerospace, Raytheon, and others were here to talk about their contributions to the shuttle
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Me and Adam. The building in the background is the place where the shuttle goes through final preparation and the cargo bay is loaded before launch
(58K) (F-B) Mike, Michael, Adam, Ron, and Dave at the press stands working on setting up the live webcast
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Wrong speed film? Yup, but I had to include this picture because you can see the launch countdown timer just after it was stopped at T-minus-6 seconds! NASA aborted the first launch one second before it was too late (they have no control after T-minus-5 seconds). The launch was aborted due a mechanical problem. The shuttle is actually in the background but it is too dark to see!
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More pics coming soon! This page created on a Macintosh using PhotoPage by John A. Vink.

The group at Kennedy (L-R) (Back): Me, Adam, Michael (Front): Dave, Mike, Ron	(47K)	This is the press tent where I did part of the webcast. Representatives from NASA, Boeing, Ball Aerospace, Raytheon, and others were here to talk about their contributions to the shuttle	(44K)
Me and Adam. The building in the background is the place where the shuttle goes through final preparation and the cargo bay is loaded before launch	(58K)	(F-B) Mike, Michael, Adam, Ron, and Dave at the press stands working on setting up the live webcast	(51K)
Wrong speed film? Yup, but I had to include this picture because you can see the launch countdown timer just after it was stopped at T-minus-6 seconds! NASA aborted the first launch one second before it was too late (they have no control after T-minus-5 seconds). The launch was aborted due a mechanical problem. The shuttle is actually in the background but it is too dark to see!	(38K)