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The van first van now departing from the operations building at the kennedy space center on the start of its eight-mile trip to launch pad a here at complex 39 where the saturn five launch vehicle fully loaded with propellant going through preliminary checkout. this is launch control. >> cars were everywhere up to 15 miles away, and we saw teenagers with telescopes. it was the very same road we came over eight long years ago, when we came out at just about the same to cover alan shepards

>> this is saturn launch control, t minus two hours 45 minutes, 55 seconds and counting. as the prime crew for apollo 11 astronauts neil armstrong, michael collin and edwin aldrin are on the terminal part of their trip to the launch pad in the transfer van. its now making the curve toward the pad. we have discovered a problem at the launch pad itself as the crew is about to arrive. we have a leak in a valve located in a system associated with replenishing liquid hydrogen for the third stage of t...

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Ground, away from the putative capital in raqqah, but in fact, inside the area controlled by al qaeda, just maybe four or five miles south of the turkish border. begs the question, was he trying to make a run for it? was he trying to get his own family out of the country, perhaps that is the way he was exposed. no doubt we will over the coming days get much more detail on how this raid was conducted. but i think the other thing to bear in mind is this highly complex raid that in all probability ...

The american observers on december 11th 1967 they managed to get their 1st photo of the giant and one rock and we had it nailed down we watched that baby and i couldnt get over how big it was it was just like a big cone. and we spotted it. always we saw it on the pad and then we saw the effects of it are sure that. when that thing went off it just tore the hell out of it and. they called the end one big mother as well as jay bird because it was being assembled on launch site jay. but what they h...

Stage had a diameter of 7000 meters but they had no way of transporting such a colossus. so they decided to build it on site which also meant the vast hangar had to be located right next to the launch pad. it was a big investment that would eat into the already tight budget with sometimes fatal consequences. especially for the ground testing of the new rocket. that i had to do more but get out of the board we had big problems with the equipment on the ground it was. worth the money fortunately t...

Test beds but no money for the new ones necessary to complete testing of the 1st stage no money no test beds no test of a gigantic 1st stage that was a new situation for all concerned a kind of intergalactic russian roulette. but everyone drew a cloak of silence over any difficulties. the cia was watching as best it could and trying to make sense out of what it was seeing it wasnt just the huge assembly hangar that had now caught its eye but also a big new construction site that suggested a new ...

A diameter of 7000 meters but they had no way of transporting such a colossus. so they decided to build it on site which also meant the vast hangar had to be located right next to the launch pad. it was a big investment that would eat into the already tight budget with sometimes fatal consequences. especially for the ground testing of the new rocket. that had to do more with that of the board we had big problems with the equipment on the ground it was your worth and fortunately the entire ground...

Beds but no money for the new ones necessary to complete testing of the 1st stage no money no test beds no test of a gigantic 1st stage that was a new situation for all concerned a kind of intergalactic russian roulette. but everyone drew a cloak of silence over any difficulties. the cia was watching as best it could and trying to make sense out of what it was seeing it wasnt just the huge assembly hangar that had now caught its eye but also a big new construction site that suggested a new launc...