Behind the scenes of SpaceX’s historic launch from pad 39A

Ars Technica
By Eric BergerFeb 17, 2017, 6:10 pm175 pts
Trevor Mahlmann NASA built two main launch pads during the Apollo program, 39A and 39B. The former was used for every crewed Apollo launch, except for Apollo 10, and most of the space shuttle missions. After the final space shuttle flight in 2011, NASA decided it needed just one of the pads for its future…

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