NASA

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NASA
Real shuttle on pad
Atlantis
Mock shuttle
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This is the NASA rocket garden, it has loads of
rockets rather than flowers. Next to the rockets
are signs,like in our woodland garden.
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This is another picture of the rocket garden with
me standing in it. In the background you can see
other rockets and the SA-209 (Saturn Lander 209)
but it did not land on Saturn it just went into
space.
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This is a picture of the second stage of the
Saturn rocket . The Saturn rocket has 4 stages..
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Fun Facts on SA-209 Height 365 feet Propellants
First Stage - RP-1(kerosene), liquid
oxygen Second Stage - liquid hydrogen, liquid
oxygen Third Stage - liquid hydrogen, liquid
oxygen Fourth Stage - Main Cabin
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Moon Lander
moon
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• This is a picture of a Mockup shuttle you could
  go in it and we did. When we went inside you
  could see the following
• The cabin were the crew lives.
• The cargo bay (were they store equipment)
• The main cabin(or cockpit were they steer)

And that is all you could see.
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• Shuttle Main Engine
• Used in 3 orbiters
• First used in 1983 on Challenger
• Engine has been on 15 flights
• It was very large!

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• These are the shuttle fuel tanks and booster
  rockets.
• This would be my Grandmother me.
• As you can see by the scale, the fuel tanks are
  HUGE!!!

booster rocket fuel tank
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This is the super highway were the shuttle
transporter moves the shuttle. The base of this
road is 7 feet deep to support the weight of the
shuttle and transporter.
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The road goes between the Vehicle Assembly
Building and
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The shuttle launch pad. This journey takes 7-8
hours.
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Shuttle Transporter Each cleat weighs one ton.
It goes at speeds up to one mile per hour.