Ares I-X Rocket Hardware Offloading at NASA Kennedy Space Center, Cape Canaveral
Ares I-X rocket hardware being offloaded from aircraft at NASA Kennedy Space Center. Part of preparations for unpiloted rocket launch aimed at enhancing space exploration. Useful for educational materials, aerospace studies, articles on space missions and engineering projects.
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