Nasa’s Crawler Transporter is one of the largest land vehicle ever built

Introducing the largest internal-combustion aircraft ever built by humans.
The space shuttles were transported using a transporter that is only half the area of a football field and weighs the same as a full 1800 car. Crawler-transporter is the name of it.
At NASA's Kennedy Space Center, two twin crawler-transporters have been gently moving along a gravel path between the enormous Vehicle Assembly Building and the two launch pads at Launch Complex 39 for more than 40 years. Since then, every space shuttle has been transported by these enormous creatures on the final Earth-bound leg of their space missions. Originally, they carried all of the Apollo Saturn V rockets.
The crawlers are anticipated as crucial components of future launch operations at Kennedy once the shuttle fleet was decommissioned in 2011. With the help of Crawler-Transporter 2, the Artemis program will deliver the first woman and the second man to the Moon.
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[@ypaulbrown]

and it is big, I got to stand next to it in 1969...bravo

[@tonyantonellis9983]

Dave Hood taught me about that crawler. He said and I quote, the world's largest truck and it's also the world's slowest truck.
And here is my saying about the crawler being slow, 1, if it went fast than it can even accidentally run over people or vehicles and 2, if the crawler went too fast, the spaceship would be pushed off by the wind effects and the spaceship would crash and explode.

[@stephanlamersdorf4565]

You had a slight misshap with mph/h :D

[@user-mp2el7ln1n]

It weighs as much as your mum

[@rf8003]

"creatures..?"