Saturn V rocket at the Johnson Space Center
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5 comments:
Wow! Nice perspective.
It is kind of shocking how big these things are when you see them up close, isn't it? You really need to come to the Kennedy Space Center...
Carl would love to visit there some day - I'll have to show him this picture.
Incredible! But as big as it is, I can't imagine climbing into something like that. My claustrophobia would get the best of me in no time.
Great shot - I'll bet it's amazing to be so close to something that big.
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