Blue Origin New Glenn (NG-2) - ESCAPADE
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| NET ThuThursday | November 13 |
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Add a rocket launch to your day at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex! Watch Blue Origin send its New Glenn rocket carrying the ESCAPADE payload to space!
在 LC-39 的龙门架上观看发射
Launch viewing has returned to one of the most iconic vantage points on the Space Coast—the Gantry at LC-39. Newly renovated and now open to the public, this historic site offers an incredible public launch viewing experience. With only a limited number of tickets, this is a rare opportunity to witness liftoff from a location steeped in spaceflight history and unmatched in proximity.
LC-39 发射运输票
入场费外加 99 美元
- Approximately 9.4 miles / 15.1 kilometers from the launch pad
- Launch Transportation Ticket (LTT) is required in addition to valid admission ticket
- Bus boarding will be at the south end (rocket engine end) of the Saturn 1B rocket in the Rocket Garden at 1:15 PM. Check-in will begin at 1:00 PM.
- 由太空专家通讯员提供发射音频、视频和评论
阿波罗/土星五号中心发射观测
This viewing location, adjacent to the Apollo/Saturn V Center, offers outdoor bleacher seating at the Banana Creek Launch Viewing Area. If open during the launch window, the Apollo/Saturn V Center includes Apollo Program exhibits and offers a close-up look at the world’s largest rocket, the Saturn V.
阿波罗/土星五号中心
香蕉溪下水观赏区
游客中心门票包含
- 看到火箭越过树线后的样子
- Accessible via the Kennedy Space Center Bus Tour on a first-come, first-served basis; Bus boarding will be in the bus boarding area
- The launch viewing area will open at 1:30 PM.
- Approximately 12.2 miles / 19.6 kilometers from the launch pad
- 发射音频、视频和太空专家通讯员的评论
在主游客中心观看发射
在游客中心体验发射日的激动人心。凭入场券，您可以进入指定的观看区、现场发射解说以及所有展品和景点，这些都使游客综合体成为一个全天候的目的地。这是在探索太空探索的同时享受升空激情的绝佳方式。
主游客区
游客中心门票包含
LOT 1
Enter the viewing area to the left after entering the admission gate
- 看到火箭越过树线后的样子
- 有限的看台座位
- The launch viewing area will open at 2:00 PM
- Approximately 9.4 miles / 15.1 kilometers from the launch pad
- 提供发射音频、视频和通讯员评论
Mission Overview
Blue Origin will be launching ESCAPADE—a mission that sends two twin spacecraft to Mars to explore how solar wind messes with the planet’s magnetic field and helps strip away its atmosphere.
Launch Provider: Blue Origin
Rocket: New Glenn
Landing: Droneship