Back in December (I think) we went to see the shuttle launch at Cape Canaveral. We showed up with about a thousand others for the scheduled lift-off, but because of a slight wind, they cancelled it and rescheduled for a couple nights later. We made the trek back out to the coast and were so thrilled we did - because the launch was one of the coolest "man-made" things we've ever seen. The pictures aren't great, but perhaps you can get the drift. The whole place lit up and it looked almost like day time. You could FEEL it in your feet. Awesome. There is supposed to be another one in March, which we're hoping to watch as well.
Back in December (I think) we went to see the shuttle launch at Cape Canaveral. We showed up with about a thousand others for the scheduled lift-off, but because of a slight wind, they cancelled it and rescheduled for a couple nights later. We made the trek back out to the coast and were so thrilled we did - because the launch was one of the coolest "man-made" things we've ever seen. The pictures aren't great, but perhaps you can get the drift. The whole place lit up and it looked almost like day time. You could FEEL it in your feet. Awesome. There is supposed to be another one in March, which we're hoping to watch as well.
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