We live 20 miles from Kennedy Space Center. It is the BEST experience you will have. when they reveal Atlantis, it will bring tears! I have lived here for a year and would Love to go again.
I mean-- I went yesterday, and it was one of the most boring places I have gone to in a while. It had fun moments, like when on the control room the entire room shook, but other than that.. it was just empty.
no when it showed it through the glass i thought it was reflection so i looked behind me nothing was there but people so i quietly started freaking out but when it revealed it i was like: i am very stupid
@@cow3210 I absolutely adore science as I find it to be one of the most fascinating things in the world. There are so many questions we have unanswered, and will not answer at least in my life time. Yet, the place is boring after about 30 mins or so. There is little to explore, see, etc. We had multiple experiences that we had applied for extra and even then it felt like it was mainly made for kids. Things were explained in a very childish and non-serious manner, and it truly was just a day I could've done something else with. It was an expensive ride and trip, and I wish I would've done something else with it. That's all.
I remember going here before, around 2011-2012 if I recall correctly. Man, it was a weird trip tho, I remember seeing some priest (he sticked like a sore thumb for me to still remember about him) and I kinda eavesdropped on him saying that something is wrong Not long after, idk what it was but something happened that caused what I would call a "gravity shift", damaging the whole facility, and that priest just started levitating and the next thing I knew was that he then was moving to and fro at lightning speed. I don't remember much after it, the last thing I remember was that it started raining hard after all of that
I was there in 2015 with my two cousins and spent all day one summer day. We saw almost everything but did not quite finish it. It is a very fascinating and educational experience.
I was born in the early 60's. At Primary School we did a project on the Apollo missions. I was hooked. I visited the complex a couple of years ago. To see the Saturn 5 Rocket was just indescribable. And the icing on the cake was witnessing a rocket launch. (Falcon 9). Truly a boyhood dream come true.
Bridget Plyer True I was there with my family, we went to Disney world, epcot, kennedy, sea world and animal kingdom, and I must say that it was amazing. I'm not from America either so it was extra special.
That would have been Shuttle Explorer, now mounted on the back of one of the Boeing 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft, on display at the Johnson Spaceflight Center.
The food there was affordable and tasted like heaven. There were some japanese tourists having a fight with an italian priest, but it didn't ruin the trip
As mentioned earlier in this comment section, you can also view an entire Saturn V rocket from underneath at the space museum in Huntsville, Al. There are actually two Saturns on display -- one is a full scale mockup that is mounted vertically and inside is one suspended from the ceiling, like the one at the cape. Well worth a visit if you are in the Huntsville area.
I was there once.. it was so incredible...I met an astronaut , saw the launch pads , and went to IMAX.. the film was called The Dream is Alive.. some of it was filmed on Challenger..it was an amazing day..I would love to go back
I remember going to the Kennedy Space Center when I was eight years old. A lot of the stuff mentioned in this video was not presents back then, but I do remember going to the Meet An Astronaut luncheon, they served a little dessert that looked like a Space Shuttle It’s on my bucket list to one day go back, especially to walk under Saturn V and ride the launch simulator
This place is unlike any other when it comes to the history of space exploration. When we parked and I got out of the car, I actually cried when I got out of the car. It was a dream of mine for 12 years to go here (we went in fall 2021). You're doing yourself a disservice by not going!
I was lucky enough to visit KSC when I was 9 or 10 years old, now that I'm 36, looks like I have to pay off mortgage and hopefully one day visit all air and space museums across the State with my family
I went there, but there was a priest and gravity started feeling really weird then, time started to accelerate very quickly so the universe condensed itself and expanded again creating a new universe where my family didn't exist, however, I saw somebody with the family birthmark after this wacky process. I would say it was a [MADE IN HEAVEN] experience.
when i went there when it was revealing the shuttle through the glass i was like "reflection" i looked behind me nothing was there so i started to quietly freak out and when it lifted the glass i was like OH MY GOD so i ran over to it and i was like: I'M NEAR SOMETHING THAT WENT TO SPACE SO MANY TIMES ITS RIDICULOUS!!! that was the best moment of my life so far :) edit: i got to roll its landing gear!
this is so educational, especially for someone as i am, not very knowledgeable about the many space programs. i wish i could afford, one day, to go and visit.
They should have connected one of the full scale display space shuttles to that tank and booster to show a full completed stack! that would of been unreal. Just tank and boosters like is like a half finished job.
i never saw a lot since my parents had to go very early. i never really did anything here because of them. i hope next time i can do atleast something fun instead just of doing nothing when i go there next time
Can anyone list the names of the astronauts on the Muriel at Kennedy Space Centre. Visited recently and it was amazing but didn't note their names. Thanks.
Sorry, bad wifi in spain. Its about three Or four years, maybe longer that we went to Kennedy. We stood in a q for ages i just remembered tne disorganisation. Our position got nearer and the couple in front got in and we didnt. I had been to Kennedy once before with my family and loved it was a lot of money comng from the UK to F.orida At least we were lucky the first time, but this time my partner had never been to Kennedy so v disappointed. Is there any way we can pay for seats before we go at Kennedy. Not thinking about it yet ...well I am jeje...but I am 78 next month and we have a puppy so I will have to wait a while yet. If you have never been to see a spaceship go up you will remember for the rest of your life, Fantastic
Beautiful place on the night of a full moon. So close to heaven you can almost taste it.
North latiude , 28 degrees 24 minutes.
West longtidue, 80 degrees 36 minutes.
That's where heaven will be.
damn☠
Heaven is within you. Everything u say isn't
I knew you people worked with NASA . Not okay
@@itsallalie8938 not a flat earther💀💀
Dang this place makes me want to attain heaven.
Specifically on a full moon and a high altitude
North latitude, 28 degrees, 24 minutes
West longitude, 80 degrees, 36 minutes
*That's where heaven will be*
It seems the gravity in this place is pushing unfixed objects like as if they're falling off from the cliff and this makes me want to achieve heaven
this is heaven
[ MADE IN HEAVEN ]
OMFG is that a ....
Do you believe in gravity?
The jojo fandom has infected another comment section
And no Jesus.
We live 20 miles from Kennedy Space Center. It is the BEST experience you will have. when they reveal Atlantis, it will bring tears! I have lived here for a year and would Love to go again.
I mean--
I went yesterday, and it was one of the most boring places I have gone to in a while. It had fun moments, like when on the control room the entire room shook, but other than that.. it was just empty.
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no when it showed it through the glass i thought it was reflection so i looked behind me nothing was there but people so i quietly started freaking out but when it revealed it i was like: i am very stupid
@@Moon-Jelly the place is fun for people who enjoy science at "deeper" level and not just hands on
@@cow3210 I absolutely adore science as I find it to be one of the most fascinating things in the world. There are so many questions we have unanswered, and will not answer at least in my life time. Yet, the place is boring after about 30 mins or so. There is little to explore, see, etc. We had multiple experiences that we had applied for extra and even then it felt like it was mainly made for kids. Things were explained in a very childish and non-serious manner, and it truly was just a day I could've done something else with. It was an expensive ride and trip, and I wish I would've done something else with it. That's all.
WOW I live in the UK and haven't been to America yet, I'm 15, but as soon as I go, this is the first place I'm going to go! I LOVE SPACE
To be an english citizen mean to be mor lucky rather than been poor algerian no chance.
Good luck!
@@mokraneabderaouf1356 do you speak English
This is where I will reach Heaven
Tomorrow we visit this place and attain heaven
I remember going here before, around 2011-2012 if I recall correctly. Man, it was a weird trip tho, I remember seeing some priest (he sticked like a sore thumb for me to still remember about him) and I kinda eavesdropped on him saying that something is wrong
Not long after, idk what it was but something happened that caused what I would call a "gravity shift", damaging the whole facility, and that priest just started levitating and the next thing I knew was that he then was moving to and fro at lightning speed. I don't remember much after it, the last thing I remember was that it started raining hard after all of that
This is the type of history class I would get tired of
@@racungotlost6428 you didn't get the reference do you?
@@abe-kun I Assure you that I Understand that you are talking about a Baseball Cap Child and His Disk Player
Why are the cars fliping away?
I was there in 2015 with my two cousins and spent all day one summer day. We saw almost everything but did not quite finish it. It is a very fascinating and educational experience.
I was there yesterday
I will go there on full moon
I was born in the early 60's. At Primary School we did a project on the Apollo missions. I was hooked. I visited the complex a couple of years ago. To see the Saturn 5 Rocket was just indescribable. And the icing on the cake was witnessing a rocket launch. (Falcon 9). Truly a boyhood dream come true.
That location would bring us to achieve Heaven
wow I don't care how old you are that would be a great way so spend a vacation with the whole family wow
Bridget Plyer True I was there with my family, we went to Disney world, epcot, kennedy, sea world and animal kingdom, and I must say that it was amazing. I'm not from America either so it was extra special.
Bridget P
I was at Kennedy Space Center in 2009 and back then you were able to actually go inside the Space Shuttle.
That would have been Shuttle Explorer, now mounted on the back of one of the Boeing 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft, on display at the Johnson Spaceflight Center.
The food there was affordable and tasted like heaven. There were some japanese tourists having a fight with an italian priest, but it didn't ruin the trip
Japanese tourist having a flight with an Italian priest is a sentence i have never thought of
Be careful when visiting tho, the gravity there can get funny sometimes.
As mentioned earlier in this comment section, you can also view an entire Saturn V rocket from underneath at the space museum in Huntsville, Al. There are actually two Saturns on display -- one is a full scale mockup that is mounted vertically and inside is one suspended from the ceiling, like the one at the cape. Well worth a visit if you are in the Huntsville area.
I been to Kennedy Space Center before, what an educational day that was. Would love to have the opportunity to go there again!
did you achieve heaven??
as a fellow giga chad i approve your comment
I miss this place.. I’m three hours away and I need to find time to come back
Coff, coff! *Three* hours and you have no time?
I was there once.. it was so incredible...I met an astronaut , saw the launch pads , and went to IMAX.. the film was called The Dream is Alive.. some of it was filmed on Challenger..it was an amazing day..I would love to go back
I remember going to the Kennedy Space Center when I was eight years old. A lot of the stuff mentioned in this video was not presents back then, but I do remember going to the Meet An Astronaut luncheon, they served a little dessert that looked like a Space Shuttle
It’s on my bucket list to one day go back, especially to walk under Saturn V and ride the launch simulator
I wish I had visited there when I was in Florida.
This would be so much fun!
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I was there 2023. Memories that i will never forget😢
Is this where I can find heaven
I wish I could go there but it seems that Gravity is pushing me away from that place
Hope you make it one day 😊
Don't worry guys. He didn't respond to an old comment - time just flew by!
@@Unknown-hb3idYeah, almost as if those years passed by in an instant...
Worth every penny. You need more than a day though if you want to take in every single thing on offer.
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I have been there 20 years ago l watched a space shuttle launch fantastic
I just love the fact that the majority of the comments are jojo references 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Who needs disneyland when you have this!
I agree. I have been to the KSC three times and Disneyland...thinking...actually, I have never been to Disneyland.
This place is unlike any other when it comes to the history of space exploration. When we parked and I got out of the car, I actually cried when I got out of the car. It was a dream of mine for 12 years to go here (we went in fall 2021). You're doing yourself a disservice by not going!
I’ve been there before a long time ago and I want to go again
Lol me too
I was lucky enough to visit KSC when I was 9 or 10 years old, now that I'm 36, looks like I have to pay off mortgage and hopefully one day visit all air and space museums across the State with my family
Lmao they made the Kennedy Space Center from Part 6 into a real thing
lol
@Christian Casey Callensen pinches chachalacas
Going after my exams in march.I think so april or may.But going to Canda in april and then USA for 3 months.
My sister just move to FL so we will probably be seeing that soon.
On my list of things to see soon!
Cape Canaveral....was a great place to Zero a Compass bearing....
Port & Starboard is still an important COMPONENT of Logistics.
Do you believe in gravity?
I went there, but there was a priest and gravity started feeling really weird then, time started to accelerate very quickly so the universe condensed itself and expanded again creating a new universe where my family didn't exist, however, I saw somebody with the family birthmark after this wacky process.
I would say it was a [MADE IN HEAVEN] experience.
Tomani 😂😂
jojo reference
The effort you put in this expecting the Anime onlys to come here and witness this beauty is wholesome
Is this a jojo part 6 reference?
YES! IT IS! (Avdol voice)
My school is taking me to USA and this is one of the destination and I am sooooo exited
Epic sauce
Same
Great Family Experience! Hope to see it one Day Soon, would be a great memory of past.
This is a way to power up your dream of becoming an astronaut.
And your dream of attaining heaven!
...jokes aside, yeah you're right! I've seen overviews of what goes on in there. ITS SO COOL
Kennedy space center is awesome 🇺🇸👑💕 I love U Kennedy space center 🇺🇸👑💕
im going on an overnight field trip their on may 11! cant wait!
+FunkyD 47 Have fun!
no
I'm going there this Thursday. extremely excited
Would be something I would of liked to seen someday!
I can't wait to go in October!
Looks bloody AWSOME!
when i went there when it was revealing the shuttle through the glass i was like "reflection" i looked behind me nothing was there so i started to quietly freak out and when it lifted the glass i was like OH MY GOD so i ran over to it and i was like: I'M NEAR SOMETHING THAT WENT TO SPACE SO MANY TIMES ITS RIDICULOUS!!! that was the best moment of my life so far :)
edit: i got to roll its landing gear!
I am planning a trip there this summer. Cant wait
this is so educational, especially for someone as i am, not very knowledgeable about the many space programs. i wish i could afford, one day, to go and visit.
I would love to see more "making of" these models you all make!
was well cool to visit from uk there would recommend anyone to visit this fantastic place 2022
See you in a week!!!!
love it makes me feel like a kid
I went in 2011, it's changed so much since then. Well, time to go again.
before 9/11 it was free to get in😊 free parking too
Is that a jojo part 6 reference? Because it takes place in year 2011
jack bang Probably not
not the only place in the world where you can walk underneath a Saturn V. You can do this in huntsville at the space and rocket center.
$50 for a one day ticket. I remember when you could bring canned goods on a weekend in the fall and get in free.
The food tasted heavenly
Can't wait for later day!
Looks cool I'm go in there tomorrow with my class on a fieldtrip
Would love to go!
I went there with my school yesterday which was 3.31.17
WELCOME TO CAPE CANAVERAL KENNEDY SPACE CENTER IN FLORIDA. 😀🚀
Andrew Pernia I’m going there in December 15 2017 that’s in 2 days
Would love to see this, when I was last down there this wasn't available.
This is amazing! Atlantis!! 💕🥰
So close to my heart and soul. Please take me to see this!! 🦋🌈👣
Bro why the butterfly and rainbow 😭
@@racungotlost6428 lmaoo
And... Highway Star's feet?
They should have connected one of the full scale display space shuttles to that tank and booster to show a full completed stack! that would of been unreal. Just tank and boosters like is like a half finished job.
Going in July, can't wait
I'm just wondering if one day there is enough....can't wait to be there!
Oh wow. I been to florida before and did not know about this.
I'm guessing that was Charlie bolden as the veteran commander on the shuttle launch experience
It’s all good, until a priest visiting to space centre, and suddenly gravity goes weird.
It’s like being back at it
awesome! We need to promote the space center in Houston more.
Truly a wicked place to visit!
i never saw a lot since my parents had to go very early. i never really did anything here because of them. i hope next time i can do atleast something fun instead just of doing nothing when i go there next time
Hey I’m trying to go here but gravity’s pushing me away
Edit: okay I can go here now but its already night so I think they’re closed
I am lucky because I am going to go as a school trip to USA
Can anyone list the names of the astronauts on the Muriel at Kennedy Space Centre. Visited recently and it was amazing but didn't note their names. Thanks.
Hi friend wow nice spaceship wonderful
What's great is getting a yearly pass. It pays for itself in 2 visits!
+Bluenose352 We think it's the best deal in Central Florida! Thanks for being a passholder!
+Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex Thank you! I plan on making it back there, soon.
Bluenose352 Zsa
Why is the mock-up External Tank painted red instead of orange?
Im going on a field trip here on May and i can't wait cause we are leaving so early and coming back after my bedtime :P
We are going there for my field trip
This looks really cool
In 2011, a priest came to this place to achieve Heaven.
which 2011 are you talking about?
@@deleteduser8652 The old one, of course.
Sorry, bad wifi in spain. Its about three Or four years, maybe longer that we went to Kennedy. We stood in a q for ages
i just remembered tne disorganisation. Our position got nearer and the couple in front got in and we didnt.
I had been to Kennedy once before with my family and loved it was a lot of money comng from the UK to F.orida
At least we were lucky the first time, but this time my partner had never been to Kennedy so v disappointed. Is there any way we can pay for seats before we go at Kennedy. Not thinking about it yet ...well I am jeje...but I am 78 next month and we have a puppy so I will have to wait a while yet. If you have never been to see a spaceship go up you will remember for the rest of your life, Fantastic
I’m going there for a field trip on the 16th
A big shame Columbia cannot be in a museum too!
dude tomorrow this comment section belongs to jojo fans
I love this 😁
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I went there today
Kennedy Space Center is not the only space shuttle launcher.Theres a few around in other countries too
I went to Kennedy space center on may 18 2018 and I came from my school called Clifford O Taylor
Very nice place !!