KSC-11-S-00023
Review conditions
The space shuttles are some of the most high-tech and complex vehicles ever built, but they couldn't fly without the help of an older technology: the NASA railroad at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Every space shuttle launches with two solid rocket boosters; each booster contains four motor segments filled with propellant. The large, heavy motor segments have to take a week-long, cross-country train ride from the ATK manufacturing plant in Utah to Kennedy.
Review conditions
Rights evidence
NASA media-use guidance applies; NASA identifiers, endorsement, third-party material, and personality rights require separate review.
Suggested attribution
KSC-11-S-00023. Credit: NASA / KSC.
KSC-11-S-00023. Credit: NASA / KSC.
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