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  • That's awesome, shame about the cloud getting in the way though. I'd love to go and watch a launch for myself.

  • Outstanding video.Really cool to see behind the scenes in the press area.Ridden by there on many occasions,but that was privileged footage I would never see..Great job.Thanks for sharing.

  • This is a nice video! Actually that clock was not there for Apollo 11 but put in place just after before Apollo 13.

  • Wow! Incredible video. How did you get permission to get so close? I was on the causeway and the sights and sounds blow compared to those of your vantage point.

  • Love the sound of the launch you captured at this vantage point... Some of your statistics at 7 minutes into this video are inaccurate. Starting with the escape velocity is about 35,00 feet per second which is 17, 500 miles per hour. And the main engines are a bit more powerful...more like 43 million horsepower and 18 Hoover Dams, at least in 1988 that was right and they're about the same now.

  • HOW COOL!

  • Is this in Titusville?

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