Happy 4th of July weekend! Visiting Kennedy Space Center on it’s Diamond 60th anniversary was the best way to ring in this holiday weekend! 💫 Here are my NASA Social videos from the time I got super detailed tours and behind the scenes and also saw a rocket launch at KSC!! NASA SOCIAL VLOG SERIES + LAUNCH FROM KSC: Kennedy Space Center Complex Behind the Scenes with NASA Social: th-cam.com/video/0dosvKUba74/w-d-xo.html NASA What's on Board Briefing & Kennedy Space Center FUN! | NASA Social CRS-16 Day 1: th-cam.com/video/V9SHIQgz68Q/w-d-xo.html SpaceX CRS-16 LAUNCH from Cape Canaveral | Dragon Resupply Mission to ISS NASA Social: th-cam.com/video/0hZUpVgbjyo/w-d-xo.html
My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed this video. I told my husband that I would love visit. I know that this comment is a year later but I would love to see a live launch.
@@SuperEnthused Jackie been Going Beast mode on her videos lately she's on a roll let's butter 🧈 her up for The best summer ever Go Jackie go the beautiful Jackie rules the summer of Fun 😊😊
Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦 Your editing skills and beautiful landscapes are top notch. The venue is interesting, but the views are amazing. Safe travels. Xoxo
That feeling when you see the update post say “tomorrow” and your bummed because you have to wait but then the episode drops and you realize that that’s an old post and “tomorrow” is today!
I absolutely LOVE Kennedy Space Center and everything space related! Thanks for sharing your visit there and for also showing the Memorial area. The shuttle disasters are always devastating but the Challenger will forever be engraved in my mind and heart. As a young girl at the time, everyone was so excited about the Challenger launch. It was talked about all over the news and I even carefully tore out a page from a magazine that had their group photo and hung it on my bedroom wall. And then that tragic day happened. I will never forget it. But their memory continues on and so does space exploration. . .and what a marvelous thing it is!
FYI - The retro NASA logo with the old font that you compared to the old EPCOT font is referred to as the worm since the letters look like a worm. This was the logo NASA adopted in the 70’s. The current logo, which was also the original, is the referred to as the meatball.
I did not realize how many women are astronauts. That is so awesome. I remember when I was in fifth grade, about 38 years ago… I went to what was Carswell Air Force Base in Fort Worth Texas on a school field trip. I’m not even sure which shuttle I saw. I remember they stopped at the Air Force Base and we were allowed to go and see it in person.
I love the off the beaten path videos you are doing recently. I have always found Astronomy and things related to that fascinating. Looks like you saw some wonderful things.
I simply love the videos where you show other things to do around Orlando. The Kennedy Space Center is in my bucket list to go when I have the change to visit Orlando. Keep going with the great job in the videos!
The reveal of the Atlantis after the screen goes up is one of the most incredible things I have ever seen. I will say that the whole process of having to watch two videos in two theaters before you can enter the exhibit is a bit draining especially after already having to do the same thing at the Apollo Center but it's worth it.
I LOVE going to Kennedy Space Center, I visited for the first time in 93 (I was 13), then in 2017 with my kid; and then in 2020 with my wife and kid. I get misty-eyed when seeing the original launch controls, and ABSOLUTELY lost it when seeing the Saturn. We got to meet an astronaut, but next time I want to go when there's a launch.
Loved this video, we last visited Kennedy Space Centre nearly 20 years ago and it has changed so much. It is definitely on our list to do next March. The memorial exhibition was so nice and a great tribute to the those that have given the ultimate sacrifice.
I got a chance to see the Atlantis exhibit when it first opened. I was full on crying by the time the screen raised to reveal the shuttle. Soooo cooool
Wow. I so want to go there, and have since I was a kid. Without making myself sound old, I grew up with all of this and even made a scrap book from one of the Apollo missions! What a great opportunity to go there, and if I ever get over to Florida, that's where I'll be heading. Thanks for the video! It made my eyes "sweaty" with respect.
I’ve been to Kennedy Space Center several times. Since they started to updates several years ago, it has vastly improved. It is so enjoyable for people of all ages now. Anyone asking if they should go, I strongly suggest going!
Hi Jackie! Wonderful video and you met it with the utmost respect. Thank you for doing this! And I would absolutely love to see more launches if possible! Another great video!! Thank you! 🌼
I work in the reservations office at KSCVC. Thank you so much for the review and tour. I greatly appreciate the obvious enthusiasm and excitement you convey in your videos. Come on back anytime! ♫
In 1984, I went with my family to the World's Fair in New Orleans and saw Enterprise. I was impressed with how huge it was. NASA's exhibit there was one of the things I remember most about the trip. Thank you for sharing! I would like to visit and see my second shuttle. Hehehe
One thing I heard was you can be any age and still go to space camp. If you are into space travel there is a lot of great stuff. You just need to know where to look
I’ve met space shuttle Challenger’s Commander Richard Scobee’s widow, and all the attributes of an astronaut are also found in their spouses. It is an honor to know her, and their son continues his father’s service to country as an Air Force Lt. General and Chief of the Air Force Command. Thank you so much for taking us to this very special place, especially on the Fourth of July.
Definitely do a launch video! A SpaceX launch with a first stage landing back at the cape would be totally awesome! You'll have to plan it to see when one will do the boost back to land back at the cape. It's for some of the launches that the payload has to be in a certain orbit so they fly it back to near the launch pad and to see it would be AMAZING! Keep up your great adventures and thanks for sharing them with us.
Jackie... You made my day with this video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So many yesses to you watching a launch from Kennedy... Would be amazing to see the sls launch this summer... Epic!!!!! I went to Kennedy Space center in early 2013 and have wanted to go back ever since. Atlantis is my last shuttle to see, I saw Discovery and Endeavor :)!!!! Will be there next year to see a SpaceX launch :)!!!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing this with all of us.
Loved your video! it has been about five years since my last visit to KSC, and you have made me very excited to get back asap! So many new things to see since the last time that I visited. Thanks very much!
Thanks so much for sharing this! I don't often think about the Space Center, since when we travel to Florida we are more so focused on Disney or Universal. It was super interesting to see!
Thanks so much for taking us along with you on your trip to KSC. It's been on my bucket list since 1969. I've just never had the chance to get there. Me and the wife are moving to Florida in a couple of months, so maybe it will become a reality. Your video makes me want to go even more. Thanks again, Jackie. Much love back at you and Sam....
@@SuperEnthused My dad is a Flight Nurse and he saw the space shuttle coming up, years ago he said it was such brilliant light. He said it was amazing. And, I actually remember watching the Challenger live on TV. I was very young. I've always followed the shuttle program.
“We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard, because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills, because that challenge is one that we are willing to accept, one we are unwilling to postpone, and one which we intend to win.” One of my favorite quotes from President John F. Kennedy. The amount of energy, force and power to send a rocket from Earth into space is amazing technology, even back then! It blows my mind I’ll tell ya! Hopefully, in the near future, we send American astronauts back to the moon and beyond! Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸
Billy thank you so much!! That quote always gets my misty eyed and is also so motivating! It reminds me to forget any nonsense and just focus on my goals, and not let anything stop me!
Brilliant, I went to Kennedy in 1997, there are of course a lot of things in your video that weren't there when I went but it's good to see that they have kept the Apollo Mission Control show and the full size Saturn V display area. There were a couple of things missing from when I went though. There used to be a full scale Shuttle Orbiter mock up out the front that you could walk inside and see the cockpit. There was a recreation of an area of Mars where you could drive remote control Rovers across the surface and finally the bus tour was different. When we went, the bus took us to one of the launching pads where one of the rocket engines was on display and they also took us the Apollo I memorial site.
KSC is so kewl, Atlantis, The Rocket Garden, and Saturn V are must-sees. I want to return to see the new Delta II. Have to go to Dixie Crossroads after.
FINALLY!!!!! Love the new building and all the Current vehicles there. I WILL be at the Artemis One launch! It will be thrilling, and I can compare it to the Space Shuttle and Saturn 5 launches I have witnessed. I highly suggest you be there because even 5-7 miles away the roar will go through your body you WILL feel it. BTW, did you see the Jumpsuits you can buy there! Finally, thank you for showing us the Astronaut Memorial. We need to remember the cost as well as the sacrifice those that dared had done for us all!
I did it, Dennis, finally!!! So true, it's so important to remember and honor the memory of those who have paved the way. Their bravery, steadfastness, heart and all those wonderful qualities from the astronauts hall of fame, are examples of the best of the human spirit. Now I'm getting misty eyed again!
SO showing my age here....but my one and only visit to the KSC was when the space shuttle was when I was a kid and the space shuttle was an artists rendering on the back of a keepsake tourist booklet. So amazing to see how things have evolved!
@@SuperEnthused well me and hubby always watch your videos we enjoy them and take your advice also . Liked the one where you ate the boiled peanuts . We are going to Kennedy space center in September this year . Thanks so much . IM old. But Ike Cindy Lauper I just want to have fun . Lol 😂
I love this vlog of your trip to KSC, Jackie! I still remember going there back in March 1989 immediately after me and my family disembarked the Big Red Boat, and we ACTUALLY saw Space Shuttle Discovery arriving back on its transport from Vandenberg AFB!
I enjoy all your videos but I’m especially grateful for this one. I love KSC but haven’t been there in years. If I ever get to go to Orlando again I’ll pay another visit. Thank you for allowing me to see how much it’s improved 😊
I was 11 when Apollo 11 landed on the moon and I remember watching on our black and white TV just like the scene in spaceship earth. I remember the moment when we lost the Challenger, it's crew and Christa who had the whole country and school rooms full of children watching this famous launch. I switched planes in Dallas on my way from Seattle to Pensacola shortly after Columbia tore apart on re-entry over texas. Ty for taking us to see this awesome place. I haven't made it over there and as always your video captured so many details of what there is to see. It was perfect to end with the Memorial.💗 I would love to see you take us to a launch 😊🇺🇲
Hello my friend. This is more than just a video, you put love and passion into it. Great job! Thanks for sharing this video! Always believe in yourself and keep doing what you love, good luck! 🌷🌸🌻👍
That was awesome, Jackie! My wife and I will definitely be going asap. You had us tearing up many times during the vlog. NASA did a great job with this, and so did you!
The metal arrows outside gateway point magnetically to the different planets in the solar system. its currently used by scientists in Kennedy to get a good bearing on telescopes and what direction to launch. kinda neat.
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Great vlog Jackie, thanks for showing us so many things at the Kennedy Space Center! Andrea and I went back in 2016 and loved it but we needed more time as we had just disembarked a cruise and had a flight later that day so we had to rush through. I took my kids in 2008 and they loved it so much! Anyway great video!
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We were at Kennedy Space Center in July 1992. The Columbia was diverted to land there early that morning because of weather. Late that afternoon we were on one of the tour busses when the driver told everyone to get their cameras ready because as the bus went across the railroad tracks we could see the Columbia being moved on the back of a rail car about 30 feet away. Security was yelling at the bus driver to move along but he rolled as slow as he could so that we got pictures . It was amazing!
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Happy 4th of July weekend! Visiting Kennedy Space Center on it’s Diamond 60th anniversary was the best way to ring in this holiday weekend! 💫
Here are my NASA Social videos from the time I got super detailed tours and behind the scenes and also saw a rocket launch at KSC!!
NASA SOCIAL VLOG SERIES + LAUNCH FROM KSC:
Kennedy Space Center Complex Behind the Scenes with NASA Social:
th-cam.com/video/0dosvKUba74/w-d-xo.html
NASA What's on Board Briefing & Kennedy Space Center FUN! | NASA Social CRS-16 Day 1:
th-cam.com/video/V9SHIQgz68Q/w-d-xo.html
SpaceX CRS-16 LAUNCH from Cape Canaveral | Dragon Resupply Mission to ISS NASA Social:
th-cam.com/video/0hZUpVgbjyo/w-d-xo.html
Space Force 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸! 💥 God Bless America. 🇺🇸 thanks for sharing!
There it is! The place to ACHIEVE HEAVEN
My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed this video. I told my husband that I would love visit. I know that this comment is a year later but I would love to see a live launch.
This is a dream come true we are settling in with our Saturday lunch to watch !
Love the variety of videos lately Jackie. You do such a wonderful job showing the full experience.
Thank u so much, Darvon! Just keeping to the mission since day 1, to share all the wide variety of nerdy things I love! ❤️❤️❤️
@@SuperEnthused Jackie been Going Beast mode on her videos lately she's on a roll let's butter 🧈 her up for The best summer ever Go Jackie go the beautiful Jackie rules the summer of Fun 😊😊
Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦 Your editing skills and beautiful landscapes are top notch. The venue is interesting, but the views are amazing. Safe travels. Xoxo
I love when they were playing music featured in Guardians of the Galaxy. They know the public
That feeling when you see the update post say “tomorrow” and your bummed because you have to wait but then the episode drops and you realize that that’s an old post and “tomorrow” is today!
Hahaha! Tomorrow is TODAY!
I love the Space Center!
I love Kennedy Space Center so much, all the experiences and educations are never gets old... always on my list every time i visit FL
I just went to the KSC for the first time a few months ago ... LOVED it and hope to return again in the near future! Thanks for the excellent video!
Amazing place ❤
How fun! Love to see what’s new at the Space Center. 🤩🌙💫🪐
Great video Jackie, lived in Florida since 71 never been to NASA, now i want to with my Grandkids
It's a great place to make memories with family, I bet the grandkids would remember it for a long time!!
I absolutely LOVE Kennedy Space Center and everything space related! Thanks for sharing your visit there and for also showing the Memorial area. The shuttle disasters are always devastating but the Challenger will forever be engraved in my mind and heart. As a young girl at the time, everyone was so excited about the Challenger launch. It was talked about all over the news and I even carefully tore out a page from a magazine that had their group photo and hung it on my bedroom wall. And then that tragic day happened. I will never forget it. But their memory continues on and so does space exploration. . .and what a marvelous thing it is!
Yay new vid!
Very enjoyable and informative video. You are such a cheerful and bubbly human being. Sam is great too and I love to hear him talk. 😁
When you walked into the Gateway building I got serious Epcot Center vibes
Every single thing! Loved it.
Nice video thanks
Fun times at NASA Kennedy Space Visiter Center. It’s so cool.
Very interesting Jackie ans Sam. Thank you!
Perfect way to celebrate 4th of July weekend at America’s Spaceport where lots of America’s history has taken place. Great video. 🇺🇸
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FYI - The retro NASA logo with the old font that you compared to the old EPCOT font is referred to as the worm since the letters look like a worm. This was the logo NASA adopted in the 70’s. The current logo, which was also the original, is the referred to as the meatball.
I did not realize how many women are astronauts. That is so awesome. I remember when I was in fifth grade, about 38 years ago… I went to what was Carswell Air Force Base in Fort Worth Texas on a school field trip. I’m not even sure which shuttle I saw. I remember they stopped at the Air Force Base and we were allowed to go and see it in person.
this video is out of this world! I'll see myself out.
Heyoooo! 👏🏼
You are glowing and so inspiring. I've been wanting to go to Kennedy Space Center for so long... Just decided that is our next trip.
Tiara you're so kind and I'm so excited you'd go visit!! It's really a special experience!
I have been there years ago and it was fun. So much history there.
So much history and they do such a good job on making the experience exciting and awe inspiring!
I LOVE IT! Thank you so much for going there and sharing it with us all!
This great detail video of Kennedy space center. Great job
ITS BEEN IN SPACE AND WE CAN GO CHILL NEXT TO THIS BEAUTIFUL PIECE OF TECH....,😁😊
I can’t wait to get back and see the new building soon! Thanks for sharing 💖
I remember coming here a very very long time ago! My favorite part was the space food especially the ice cream!! 😊😊
Haha we got some space ice cream to take home hahaha! I love it too.
I love the off the beaten path videos you are doing recently. I have always found Astronomy and things related to that fascinating. Looks like you saw some wonderful things.
You’re the best, Violet! I love just being able to share a variety!
This is such a cool video!! I've always wanted to visit and this really gave me a good idea of what's there. Thank you so much for uploading!
Hi Jackie and Sam i never miss your and sam new videos i in joy all of your and Sam videos all the time you and Sam have a nice safe july 4 👍👍👍👍
I simply love the videos where you show other things to do around Orlando. The Kennedy Space Center is in my bucket list to go when I have the change to visit Orlando. Keep going with the great job in the videos!
Thank you so much, Douglas!! I love it too! Just being a full and complete human being and being able to share all the different things out there!
The reveal of the Atlantis after the screen goes up is one of the most incredible things I have ever seen. I will say that the whole process of having to watch two videos in two theaters before you can enter the exhibit is a bit draining especially after already having to do the same thing at the Apollo Center but it's worth it.
I remember going here My first trip to Florida I had happy tears coming down remembering how much fun I had and taking it all in
How funny! I'm wearing a NASA shirt today and heading to the LA Air and Space museum with the kiddos to celebrate my Birthday. 🥰
Happy birthday!
Another great vlog and something different from the theme parks :D
I LOVE going to Kennedy Space Center, I visited for the first time in 93 (I was 13), then in 2017 with my kid; and then in 2020 with my wife and kid. I get misty-eyed when seeing the original launch controls, and ABSOLUTELY lost it when seeing the Saturn. We got to meet an astronaut, but next time I want to go when there's a launch.
full watch after church. 🥰
🙏🏼 a man with priorities!
Loved this video, we last visited Kennedy Space Centre nearly 20 years ago and it has changed so much. It is definitely on our list to do next March. The memorial exhibition was so nice and a great tribute to the those that have given the ultimate sacrifice.
I got a chance to see the Atlantis exhibit when it first opened. I was full on crying by the time the screen raised to reveal the shuttle. Soooo cooool
I cried too the first time I saw it! Shame the screen didn’t work this visit bc it’s so dramatic and makes such a diff. Still an amazing visit tho.
the video you shared is great, it's a pleasure to connect with you, wish you happiness and success💖💖💖
We loved this vlog!
Great video. I would love to go there. Definitely, I would love seeing you at a launch. Thanks guys.
Thank u Melissa!! Gunna try to make it happen!
Wow. I so want to go there, and have since I was a kid. Without making myself sound old, I grew up with all of this and even made a scrap book from one of the Apollo missions! What a great opportunity to go there, and if I ever get over to Florida, that's where I'll be heading. Thanks for the video! It made my eyes "sweaty" with respect.
I had an absolutely brilliant day here 4 years ago, it was such privilege & honour.
Loved the video! I've always wondered what was inside the Kennedy Space Center, so this was really interesting! Thank you! :)
I’m going in December for my 40th birthday!! I can’t wait to explore this place!!!
Awesome!
Such a great video Jackie! The Space Center is always so interesting. Thanks for taking us along with you!🙂
I’ve been to Kennedy Space Center several times. Since they started to updates several years ago, it has vastly improved. It is so enjoyable for people of all ages now. Anyone asking if they should go, I strongly suggest going!
This was fantastic. Loved it! Thank you so much.
Hi Jackie! Wonderful video and you met it with the utmost respect. Thank you for doing this! And I would absolutely love to see more launches if possible! Another great video!! Thank you! 🌼
I work in the reservations office at KSCVC. Thank you so much for the review and tour. I greatly appreciate the obvious enthusiasm and excitement you convey in your videos. Come on back anytime! ♫
I’m so happy you found this!! I loooove what you all day and it’s a truly magical place! Thank you so much!!
In 1984, I went with my family to the World's Fair in New Orleans and saw Enterprise. I was impressed with how huge it was. NASA's exhibit there was one of the things I remember most about the trip.
Thank you for sharing! I would like to visit and see my second shuttle. Hehehe
Loved this video. I have never been and loved all the information you gave us. I would love to see a live rocket launch.
I’ve been to the Kennedy Space Center in 2017 during my family spring break trip to Florida, and it was a cool experience!
One thing I heard was you can be any age and still go to space camp. If you are into space travel there is a lot of great stuff. You just need to know where to look
You will always be our Friend in Space Jackie :)
I’ve met space shuttle Challenger’s Commander Richard Scobee’s widow, and all the attributes of an astronaut are also found in their spouses. It is an honor to know her, and their son continues his father’s service to country as an Air Force Lt. General and Chief of the Air Force Command. Thank you so much for taking us to this very special place, especially on the Fourth of July.
Definitely do a launch video! A SpaceX launch with a first stage landing back at the cape would be totally awesome! You'll have to plan it to see when one will do the boost back to land back at the cape. It's for some of the launches that the payload has to be in a certain orbit so they fly it back to near the launch pad and to see it would be AMAZING! Keep up your great adventures and thanks for sharing them with us.
I would love to see you get as close as possible to a launch.It just has to be insanely awesome! The ground shakes and everything!
Сколько раз просматривал, очень нравится. Может когда нибудь тоже увижу эту красоту...
Awesome video!!! My family went there for a Atlas V launch in 2017!!!!! The Quality of your videos are among the best on TH-cam keep up the good work!
Derrick what an awesome memory and thank you so much!
So interesting; thank you Jackie : )
Jackie... You made my day with this video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So many yesses to you watching a launch from Kennedy... Would be amazing to see the sls launch this summer... Epic!!!!! I went to Kennedy Space center in early 2013 and have wanted to go back ever since. Atlantis is my last shuttle to see, I saw Discovery and Endeavor :)!!!! Will be there next year to see a SpaceX launch :)!!!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing this with all of us.
Loved your video! it has been about five years since my last visit to KSC, and you have made me very excited to get back asap! So many new things to see since the last time that I visited. Thanks very much!
Thanks so much for sharing this! I don't often think about the Space Center, since when we travel to Florida we are more so focused on Disney or Universal. It was super interesting to see!
Thanks so much for taking us along with you on your trip to KSC. It's been on my bucket list since 1969. I've just never had the chance to get there. Me and the wife are moving to Florida in a couple of months, so maybe it will become a reality. Your video makes me want to go even more. Thanks again, Jackie. Much love back at you and Sam....
I like the rattling windows in mission control that was pretty awesome. It must have been even more amazing to be there.
I love that too, it gives you chills!!
@@SuperEnthused My dad is a Flight Nurse and he saw the space shuttle coming up, years ago he said it was such brilliant light. He said it was amazing. And, I actually remember watching the Challenger live on TV. I was very young. I've always followed the shuttle program.
Thank you so much for mixing up your vlogs 💗 enjoyed this one very educational and your excitement was amazing
I’ve been the one in Houston cuz I live in Texas and this Kennedy space center is my best t adventure!!! Thank you super enthused!!!
“We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard, because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills, because that challenge is one that we are willing to accept, one we are unwilling to postpone, and one which we intend to win.” One of my favorite quotes from President John F. Kennedy. The amount of energy, force and power to send a rocket from Earth into space is amazing technology, even back then! It blows my mind I’ll tell ya! Hopefully, in the near future, we send American astronauts back to the moon and beyond! Happy 4th of July! 🇺🇸
Billy thank you so much!! That quote always gets my misty eyed and is also so motivating! It reminds me to forget any nonsense and just focus on my goals, and not let anything stop me!
Brilliant, I went to Kennedy in 1997, there are of course a lot of things in your video that weren't there when I went but it's good to see that they have kept the Apollo Mission Control show and the full size Saturn V display area.
There were a couple of things missing from when I went though. There used to be a full scale Shuttle Orbiter mock up out the front that you could walk inside and see the cockpit. There was a recreation of an area of Mars where you could drive remote control Rovers across the surface and finally the bus tour was different. When we went, the bus took us to one of the launching pads where one of the rocket engines was on display and they also took us the Apollo I memorial site.
KSC is so kewl, Atlantis, The Rocket Garden, and Saturn V are must-sees. I want to return to see the new Delta II. Have to go to Dixie Crossroads after.
Thanks, I haven’t been there in years and it brought back so many memories.
FINALLY!!!!!
Love the new building and all the Current vehicles there. I WILL be at the Artemis One launch! It will be thrilling, and I can compare it to the Space Shuttle and Saturn 5 launches I have witnessed. I highly suggest you be there because even 5-7 miles away the roar will go through your body you WILL feel it. BTW, did you see the Jumpsuits you can buy there!
Finally, thank you for showing us the Astronaut Memorial. We need to remember the cost as well as the sacrifice those that dared had done for us all!
I did it, Dennis, finally!!! So true, it's so important to remember and honor the memory of those who have paved the way. Their bravery, steadfastness, heart and all those wonderful qualities from the astronauts hall of fame, are examples of the best of the human spirit. Now I'm getting misty eyed again!
So proud of them and knowing you would honor them with this AND Future videos!
Great video editing and story! This is one of the best professional video done by an amateur! Bravo!
3 weeks ago during my Florida vacation, I went there and I had good time.
It’s a great place to visit!! 🚀 I’m so happy you had a good time there!
Great video, best chicken tenders there at the Saturn 5 rocket area, on the bus tour. Thanks for sharing all your trips.
Very exciting visit! 🚀 Thanks so much Jackie. ❤️ Enjoy the rest of this holiday weekend! 🇺🇸
SO showing my age here....but my one and only visit to the KSC was when the space shuttle was when I was a kid and the space shuttle was an artists rendering on the back of a keepsake tourist booklet. So amazing to see how things have evolved!
This is the star ship enterprise it's 5 year mission to boldly go where no one has gone before
You did not disappoint you made it so fun can’t wait to go . Happy 4Th of July 🎈🎉😻😃thanks again . Your a angel 👼🏻
Ahh Evelynn this makes me so happy! It meant so much to me to try to do a good job here!
@@SuperEnthused well me and hubby always watch your videos we enjoy them and take your advice also . Liked the one where you ate the boiled peanuts . We are going to Kennedy space center in September this year . Thanks so much . IM old. But Ike Cindy Lauper I just want to have fun . Lol 😂
I love this vlog of your trip to KSC, Jackie! I still remember going there back in March 1989 immediately after me and my family disembarked the Big Red Boat, and we ACTUALLY saw Space Shuttle Discovery arriving back on its transport from Vandenberg AFB!
I just love watching ur space stuff💙🤘sky calls😁
I enjoy all your videos but I’m especially grateful for this one. I love KSC but haven’t been there in years. If I ever get to go to Orlando again I’ll pay another visit. Thank you for allowing me to see how much it’s improved 😊
I was 11 when Apollo 11 landed on the moon and I remember watching on our black and white TV just like the scene in spaceship earth. I remember the moment when we lost the Challenger, it's crew and Christa who had the whole country and school rooms full of children watching this famous launch. I switched planes in Dallas on my way from Seattle to Pensacola shortly after Columbia tore apart on re-entry over texas. Ty for taking us to see this awesome place. I haven't made it over there and as always your video captured so many details of what there is to see. It was perfect to end with the Memorial.💗 I would love to see you take us to a launch 😊🇺🇲
I had no idea any of these things were there! Awesome! We are going next time we go to Orlando!
Sooo many new things and so much to see it’s hard to see it all on any ones visit! I find new things every time.
Thumbs up for great video. I have to visit Kennedy space center
Hello my friend. This is more than just a video, you put love and passion into it. Great job! Thanks for sharing this video! Always believe in yourself and keep doing what you love, good luck! 🌷🌸🌻👍
That was awesome, Jackie! My wife and I will definitely be going asap. You had us tearing up many times during the vlog. NASA did a great job with this, and so did you!
That looks so cool! We've been considering going there on our next Florida trip. I'm convinced this is a must do now!
Awesome video. I was just there last weekend and live close by. There’s so much to experience there
The Atlantis reveal gave me goosebumps
Yea too bad we didn’t get the full reveal tho. Wasn’t it crazy the broken the screen? Never seen that before!
Thank you Jackie. I remember the Apollo Program very well. It was all people were talking about. That and who was on Carson the night before. 😃❤️❤️❤️
The metal arrows outside gateway point magnetically to the different planets in the solar system. its currently used by scientists in Kennedy to get a good bearing on telescopes and what direction to launch. kinda neat.
You always have such great info to add to everything, Andy!
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Ooh, that is neat.
Great vlog Jackie, thanks for showing us so many things at the Kennedy Space Center! Andrea and I went back in 2016 and loved it but we needed more time as we had just disembarked a cruise and had a flight later that day so we had to rush through. I took my kids in 2008 and they loved it so much! Anyway great video!
Hallo, lovely Spacequeen! Hope you feel good! Have nice days.
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We were at Kennedy Space Center in July 1992. The Columbia was diverted to land there early that morning because of weather. Late that afternoon we were on one of the tour busses when the driver told everyone to get their cameras ready because as the bus went across the railroad tracks we could see the Columbia being moved on the back of a rail car about 30 feet away. Security was yelling at the bus driver to move along but he rolled as slow as he could so that we got pictures . It was amazing!