Shuttle Discovery Back on Launch Pad

Space shuttle Discovery moved from the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) to Launch Pad 39A on Jan. 31 - Feb. 1 at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The shuttle made the 3.4-mile journey atop a giant crawler-transporter. Six astronauts are set to launch aboard the shuttle on Feb. 24. The STS-133 mission to the International Space Station is the final scheduled flight for Discovery before it is retired.

[@jinglesassy1]

No matter how slow, Its the best vehicle ever.

[@cowboyweightlifter]

Hope the Crawler doesn't get a speeding ticket! :-D

[@AlphaGametauri]

Sir.... i pulled you over for going 1 mile an hour in a half mile an hour zone.

[@bowlingfor1]

if you think that your job is boring...think that it takes 1 day only to take the shuttle to the launch pad, and think that there must be someone to control that everything goes alright

[@RabbitsInBlack]

its like watching a turtle race

[@lorne852]

@JanAshleyTisdaleFan they don't add the fuel until the day of the launch.

[@raianedantasdantas8674]

Q máquina é o crawler fabricado pela maryon para transportar o saturno v

[@JacksInn]

Let's get back to the dreams through which things like the Saturn V emerged.

[@sertan1805]

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[@sertan1805]

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[@RabbitsInBlack]

@JanAshleyTisdaleFan the only fuel that is in there all the time are the solid white rockets

[@ramis182]

speed demon....

[@deguyt]

@SuperPHAG LOL