I have worked for NASA for 30 years and retired in November. You guys captured the thrill of the launch perfectly. I have been personally involved with 6 missions and the feeling of accomplishment is overwhelming. You guys rock. Thanks for showing the excitement of NASA.
Great video! I saw the launch of Apollo 16 in 1972. We were on a boat out on the Indian River, and we saw the rocket take off in the distance, but no sound. Then, we saw the water being disturbed, moving towards us, then the sound of the launch hit! It was an amazing, unforgettable experience!
I showed this episode to my Dad who now is wheelchair bound in a nursing home. He was one of the engineers on the Apollo project. He was so thrilled to see that NASA still uses the same rockets moving machines that they design back in the 60s! Thanks for making his day.
This video really hit home for me. My wife and I recently found your channel as we get deeper into going RV'ing. I watched the Challenger disaster while sitting in class at Titusville High School across from the Cape. My Father spent over 60 years in the aerospace industry, and we were just recently able to spread his ashes at an undisclosed location at the Cape (prettysure you were there)...I really can't thank you enough for your continued adventures and safe travels!
Trish, Marc, and Caleb, y'all are the nicest most genuine people I have ever met. It was a pleasure meeting you all, and spending the long couple of days together. Till next time!
What an awesome video!! Great job. After reading the comments I reflected on past Apollo space missions and am so happy that a new program has emerged! My grandmother (born in the late 1800s) lived to see the night launch of Apollo 17. She was in bed watching TV and started weeping. My aunt asked her what was wrong and Grammy said she couldn't believe all of the remarkable things she had seen in her life. She was quite overwhelmed. So glad y'all had the opportunity to see and record the launch. We do live in remarkable times. Safe travels, y'all. Bob and Dottie
My Pappi Retired from The Cape, very fortunate to not only seen the Takeoffs, also got too meet some of the Astronauts. We could see the Cape from our front yard and feel the ground rumble without even going to the Cape. Growing up on the Space Coast was awesome. Still remember The Challenger accident. A sad day, 28 Jan, 1986, they named a School after the Teacher in our town, Christa McAuliffe elem school.
Amazing! Did you ever think that this is what you would be doing a few years ago when you set out in your first RV trip?💗 Your family is an inspiration! We always say, “ People will be where they want to be” Goals, concessions, daily focus. We will get there because that’s where we want to be! Thank you for all you do and where you go! 💗Someday we will meet💗
Thank you so much. What a prestigious ask from NASA for your family. Thank you for last week’s and this week’s videos. I’m a Boomer that sat and watched Alan Shepherd go into space in 1961, watched the landing on the moon in 1969, and have always wanted to see a launch in person. It is always on a bucket list for me and one day…
And every-time a launch goes off, it rattles my friends house! She said she NEVER gets tired of hearing/feeling it!! What an experience you had; you’ll not forget the feeling, the power or the deep sense of feeling like you were one with the astronauts. (You know that feeling!) It brought tears to my eyes. It is a fabulous place!!! Nice job showing it all.
It will always be a special place for me Kennedy space center. I spent a full day with my Dad there just the 2 of us looking at all the cool things. It was one of the few times I got my Dad to myself. I flew there from Canada and met Him and my Mom there from England. It was just awesome because unfortunately he passed away a year later so the last time i gave him a huge hug was when we were standing next to the wall of fame. Such a great national US treasure, if you have never been it is a once in lifetime place to visit.
Dudes, I'm sitting at home watching it on my tiny computer screen doing paperwork and right when its about to launch my eyes dart to the screen an I have basically the same reaction Trish had and now there is water in my eyes. To be able to do this, to launch a beautiful vessel carrying amazing humans to a space station to relive a few other people from another country...!!! EEEEEE! this is what humanity is about! This is AWESOME, because I am definitely FULL of AWWWWW right now!!!
Loved this episode!! I’m a huge space geek and practically lived at KSC during the 6 years I lived in FL and saw several Space Shuttle launches. I am also a NASA Solar System Ambassador, a public outreach volunteer role I have had since 2010. Thanks for bringing the excitement of a launch to maybe a new audience. And wow! A charcuterie board at a launch?!? What a great idea! Last week we had severe weather here in TX, and my parents came over to ride out the storm. We started binge watching your Alaska season (which I have already watched more than once), and they loved it! Kept their minds off the crazy storms around us.
Such a great episode. I absolutely love Caleb. He is so funny. Anyhow, this episode was so very exciting. Thank you for sharing this with us. This is why we love ya'll. Very nice job
I chokes me up every time I watch a launch! Maybe it's because it's the culmination of so much hard work and ingenuity by so many. I was at summer camp when they landed on the moon for the first time, and I'm so excited to see it again!
It truly doesn't get more FL than that Caleb!! So honored to have grown up not far from KSC and witnessed many launches, they never get old and the feeling that yall 100% captured NEVER goes away!!! GREAT video!!!
We had the privilege of watching Atlantis launch in the dark and it is something I shall never forget. I still remember feeling it several minutes afterward. Being able to feel it was incredible
You guys the anticipation in this video is next level! We were sitting on the edge of our seat! Another wonderful video by KYD, what would we do without your videos!
I know Marc and Trish put in a ton of work on all their videos, but I'm sorry, Caleb's comments just push it to the next level of entertainment. 😂 I'm looking forward to seeing him be the next late night talk show host in 10 years! 😃 👍 ❤️
Exciting to watch you guys feature a super cool event, but it'll always be your family dynamics that make this channel amazing. Caleb looks and acts so much like Trish!
Our family had a 73/74 Concord, a cousin to the Champion. In 1975, we went to Florida for a family vacation, grandparents included. I bugged my parents to go to the Apollo-Soyuz blast off. Sixth grade science was all about space. We parked across the bay in the motor home with the crowd. It was so thrilling to see the blast off, although it was like seeing an ant in the distance. I have been wanting to get an RV since I was 18. I'm still looking....
The wife and I were concerned at the end of the video y'all were talking about launching something and we were afraid it was going to be Gary😂 thanks for your contact
How lucky you are to experience this in your life….albeit it’s probably challenging to say the least at times for you,,,, and how lucky we all are that cannot experience these things in our lives that you share this all with us. You do this so well that it makes me feel as though I am there myself, you put so much into this . I look forward to every Sunday . God bless you and your family and thank you for sharing this with us❤
I just love u guys!!! Lol!! And Trish.....you are easily one step away from tears at any big event! I love you girl! We've been to Kennedy Space Center here or four times. We actually watched this launch from our house in Miami Springs! We are able to catch a glimpse of the rocket sometimes....even though it's just a dot due to the large distance. There is a great campground that we've stay at a where you can see the launches perfectly...just across the bay. It's called Manattee Hammock. Great place to stay if you want to catch a launch while staying within walking distance of your RV! Thanks for all the great behind the scences! Awesome footage guys!!!
Welcome to my home! Hope you enjoy your visit. There is so much to see, visit and tour here. I can watch launches from my backyard and hear sonic booms but love watching there. Thank you for sharing this information.
Anticipated this episode all week, stayed up with you all the night of the first attempt, back up with you for the actual launch, watched Apollo 13 twice in between to get a feel for the amount of engineering, knowledge and number of top tier professionals involved with the space program. Love your channel. Thanks!
I wish we knew you were there. Deena and I grew up in Titusville. We stay at Kars Park when we're in town. It has the best views of launches. You can actually watch SpaceX boosters land right across the water from the park. We were blessed enough to be there Dec - Feb and watched about six launches and we got to watch two boosters from the Falcon Heavy land right in front of us. It's one of those things everyone should experience at least once in their lives. Dan & Deena
Caleb it's in second stage & there's a gator hissing over there. this could not be more Florida. hehe I love you folks! Mark, it was so cute, I don't think Trish realizes just how out of this world it was. hehe Great NASA history shared with us.
The literal awesomeness of the event, and your excitement level, were off the charts! It reminds me of the uncertainty, fear, hope, and boldness of the Mercury and Gemini missions back in the ‘60s. Bravo!
I've toured that campus twice in the '90s, and it's amazing. My next visit will be during a liftoff in my future rv and will fondly think of you guys when I do.
My great uncle , Pete Frank was lead flight director for the Apollo 14 and Apollo 16 crewed lunar landing missions as well the flight director for the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project. Thank you to all who have served human exploration. 🙏
*Blast from the Past* I still appreciate and enjoy your podcast. I've listened to "What to consider before jumping into change" just over a dozen times and everytime I hear something different. I really appreciate all you guys do to inspire us. Thanks!!!
Thank you for this episode, truly captured the excitement of a launch. As an older Lady I have not watched a launch since the Challenger, so thank you for this.
So awesomely cool you guys got this front seat for the launch of Crew 6! Your front seat was SO much closer then our 'front seat' on Jan 15th when we got to witness the Falcon Heavy from a cruise ship! It was still pretty spectacular as well!! But night launches are so much better(well, in your case, super early morning launch! LOL) Thank you for sharing the fun!
Omg!! Where do I start? I would watch this channel if only one of you was on it. But the three of you together is classic entertainment! Caleb’s comment of the “check engine light” and then failing miserably at yo-yo while Trish modelled the children’s jumpsuit… I was in the hospital having a phlebotomy and nearly set off the alarms, as I fell out of my chair. Oh sure… it was a super-cool experience but man… entertainment plus!! Six thumbs up (yes,I’m all thumbs).
As a licensed Amateur operator, I am the most proud of the ISS School program. Back in the 1970's Ham radio WAS the STEM program. I have had a lifetime career so to Ham Radio back then.
Launches are amazing! I was lucky enough to have been able to see several Saturn V launches. A night launch was so bright it would turn the sky blue as it went up.
I was blessed to see the first shuttle launch after the Challenger accident and my awesome Dad rented an RV for our family all to be together and watch it. We’ve also seen a night launch and that was very exciting as you now have seen. And it was just that bright
I grew up in the 80s. I fell in love with space after watching "the Right Stuff". I watched Christa Mccollough and her ride. I have always loved the thought of going into space. This was a great video. I am so glad you all got to experience that!
Just visited Kennedy Space Center for my third time this past January and I still feel like there is so much I haven't seen (most importantly a launch!) Definitely a bucket list item of mine
A beginners tip we did was we went in February got the annual pass and went back in October for a couple more days. We where lucky and saw some launches of minor rockets and could take our time and let the kids do everything. My son was 10 and talked for over an hour with an astronaut, when others would walk up he would sit down and as soon as the other person had their pictures the astronaut would wave him back over and talk more. He saw astronaut Mr. Lee which made his year.
I toured what was then called the Rocket Assembly Building back in the early 1970s (part of a school trip). It was at the time the largest building in the world by volume. Being inside was overwhelming; the scale was hard to process. They had their own weather in there, with clouds forming up at the ceiling and making rain. The ginormous machines that take the rockets out to the launch paid move at a stately 4 mph - or did back then - so moving the rockets into place would take, like, a day. Everything was huge; everything was awesome; and oh my goodness would I like to go back again.
We stayed at jeti park camp ground a couple years ago. Super nice place! Also only about 2 miles from coco beach and you get to watch cruise ships go in and out!
We were there with our 3 kids in 1999 to see Columbia launch. T -7 seconds they scrubbed the launch. Took us 3 hours in traffic just to get away from there! Drove back over from north of Tampa 2 days later, this time, only one of the boys wanted to go. That launch was scrubbed due to weather! The next day, it finally launched but we never drove back over. Saw it launch from west coast. Would love to go back with my grandkids and see a launch someday!
Love the area. We lived there for 3 years & saw many shuttle & rocket launches from our home & the kids' school. Such great memories! Manatee Hammock is a county campground we visit & it's right across the water of the assembly building. Nice place to see a launch as well. 🤞 Hopefully we'll see one in July while we're there.
Awesome! Awesome! Awesome! Loved the outtakes. “Could this not be more Florida!” Epic adventure KYD! Never had much interest in going to see a launch and now I TOTALLY want to go!
We’re one step closer to getting an RV (Airstream Basecamp 20X)! Just traded our sporty sedan for a Nissan Frontier 2023. Starting small to get started! ❤️ Thank you for your content - informative, inspiring, and always changing.
What a great episode!! We watched it on TV, but watching it with you guys I could actually experience a little of what it was like to be there. Thank you so much for sharing this with us!
I have worked for NASA for 30 years and retired in November.
You guys captured the thrill of the launch perfectly.
I have been personally involved with 6 missions and the feeling of accomplishment is overwhelming.
You guys rock.
Thanks for showing the excitement of NASA.
So, can you explain why they can't go back to the moon but trying to travel to mars? Lol
@@johnpark219 actually the moon is our first goal. Once we again perfect that. Then on to Mars.
Great video! I saw the launch of Apollo 16 in 1972. We were on a boat out on the Indian River, and we saw the rocket take off in the distance, but no sound. Then, we saw the water being disturbed, moving towards us, then the sound of the launch hit! It was an amazing, unforgettable experience!
@Myrna my dad was on the ship that picked Apollo 16 up out of ocean.
Awe-some!!!!!
I showed this episode to my Dad who now is wheelchair bound in a nursing home. He was one of the engineers on the Apollo project. He was so thrilled to see that NASA still uses the same rockets moving machines that they design back in the 60s! Thanks for making his day.
This video really hit home for me. My wife and I recently found your channel as we get deeper into going RV'ing. I watched the Challenger disaster while sitting in class at Titusville High School across from the Cape. My Father spent over 60 years in the aerospace industry, and we were just recently able to spread his ashes at an undisclosed location at the Cape (prettysure you were there)...I really can't thank you enough for your continued adventures and safe travels!
Caleb is literally the best with his comments. So funny 😂
Trish, Marc, and Caleb, y'all are the nicest most genuine people I have ever met.
It was a pleasure meeting you all, and spending the long couple of days together.
Till next time!
Marc, Trish and Caleb you all did an awesome job putting together this episode. From the video, commentary and narration. It all was so exciting!
What an awesome video!! Great job. After reading the comments I reflected on past Apollo space missions and am so happy that a new program has emerged! My grandmother (born in the late 1800s) lived to see the night launch of Apollo 17. She was in bed watching TV and started weeping. My aunt asked her what was wrong and Grammy said she couldn't believe all of the remarkable things she had seen in her life. She was quite overwhelmed. So glad y'all had the opportunity to see and record the launch. We do live in remarkable times.
Safe travels, y'all.
Bob and Dottie
My Pappi Retired from The Cape, very fortunate to not only seen the Takeoffs, also got too meet some of the Astronauts. We could see the Cape from our front yard and feel the ground rumble without even going to the Cape. Growing up on the Space Coast was awesome. Still remember The Challenger accident. A sad day, 28 Jan, 1986, they named a School after the Teacher in our town, Christa McAuliffe elem school.
Amazing!
Did you ever think that this is what you would be doing a few years ago when you set out in your first RV trip?💗
Your family is an inspiration!
We always say, “ People will be where they want to be”
Goals, concessions, daily focus.
We will get there because that’s where we want to be!
Thank you for all you do and where you go! 💗Someday we will meet💗
KSC and Cape Canaveral is one of the most exciting places on Earth to visit. And you guys really did a great job of capturing that excitement.
One of the best places to visit, and work😊
Thank you so much. What a prestigious ask from NASA for your family. Thank you for last week’s and this week’s videos.
I’m a Boomer that sat and watched Alan Shepherd go into space in 1961, watched the landing on the moon in 1969, and have always wanted to see a launch in person. It is always on a bucket list for me and one day…
I'm a Boomer as well, and the 1960s space program was very important growing up. Touring NASA is on my bucket list.
And every-time a launch goes off, it rattles my friends house! She said she NEVER gets tired of hearing/feeling it!! What an experience you had; you’ll not forget the feeling, the power or the deep sense of feeling like you were one with the astronauts. (You know that feeling!) It brought tears to my eyes. It is a fabulous place!!! Nice job showing it all.
It will always be a special place for me Kennedy space center. I spent a full day with my Dad there just the 2 of us looking at all the cool things. It was one of the few times I got my Dad to myself. I flew there from Canada and met Him and my Mom there from England. It was just awesome because unfortunately he passed away a year later so the last time i gave him a huge hug was when we were standing next to the wall of fame. Such a great national US treasure, if you have never been it is a once in lifetime place to visit.
Amazing video. Scattered, smothered and covered was a nice touch.
Can't wait for the RVing on Mars episodes.
"Could this not be more Florida" is the most underrated comment from Caleb in any video on your channel. Poetic comedic timing.
Dudes, I'm sitting at home watching it on my tiny computer screen doing paperwork and right when its about to launch my eyes dart to the screen an I have basically the same reaction Trish had and now there is water in my eyes. To be able to do this, to launch a beautiful vessel carrying amazing humans to a space station to relive a few other people from another country...!!! EEEEEE! this is what humanity is about! This is AWESOME, because I am definitely FULL of AWWWWW right now!!!
Loved this! I worked 35 years for a company where the rocket motor cases were made always exciting to see our product used. Thanks for sharing!
Due to health problems my traveling is limited, but thanks to you guys I am able to daydream that I am there, thank you! ❤
Loved this episode!! I’m a huge space geek and practically lived at KSC during the 6 years I lived in FL and saw several Space Shuttle launches. I am also a NASA Solar System Ambassador, a public outreach volunteer role I have had since 2010. Thanks for bringing the excitement of a launch to maybe a new audience. And wow! A charcuterie board at a launch?!? What a great idea! Last week we had severe weather here in TX, and my parents came over to ride out the storm. We started binge watching your Alaska season (which I have already watched more than once), and they loved it! Kept their minds off the crazy storms around us.
Such a great episode. I absolutely love Caleb. He is so funny. Anyhow, this episode was so very exciting. Thank you for sharing this with us. This is why we love ya'll. Very nice job
I chokes me up every time I watch a launch! Maybe it's because it's the culmination of so much hard work and ingenuity by so many. I was at summer camp when they landed on the moon for the first time, and I'm so excited to see it again!
It truly doesn't get more FL than that Caleb!! So honored to have grown up not far from KSC and witnessed many launches, they never get old and the feeling that yall 100% captured NEVER goes away!!! GREAT video!!!
This was amazing,ya'll have an awsom channel, have a blessed week!
I kept waiting for GARY TO MAKE AN APPEARANCE IN THE VIDEO!
We had the privilege of watching Atlantis launch in the dark and it is something I shall never forget. I still remember feeling it several minutes afterward. Being able to feel it was incredible
You guys the anticipation in this video is next level! We were sitting on the edge of our seat! Another wonderful video by KYD, what would we do without your videos!
I know Marc and Trish put in a ton of work on all their videos, but I'm sorry, Caleb's comments just push it to the next level of entertainment. 😂 I'm looking forward to seeing him be the next late night talk show host in 10 years! 😃 👍 ❤️
Exciting to watch you guys feature a super cool event, but it'll always be your family dynamics that make this channel amazing. Caleb looks and acts so much like Trish!
Our family had a 73/74 Concord, a cousin to the Champion. In 1975, we went to Florida for a family vacation, grandparents included. I bugged my parents to go to the Apollo-Soyuz blast off. Sixth grade science was all about space. We parked across the bay in the motor home with the crowd. It was so thrilling to see the blast off, although it was like seeing an ant in the distance.
I have been wanting to get an RV since I was 18. I'm still looking....
The wife and I were concerned at the end of the video y'all were talking about launching something and we were afraid it was going to be Gary😂 thanks for your contact
How lucky you are to experience this in your life….albeit it’s probably challenging to say the least at times for you,,,, and how lucky we all are that cannot experience these things in our lives that you share this all with us. You do this so well that it makes me feel as though I am there myself, you put so much into this . I look forward to every Sunday . God bless you and your family and thank you for sharing this with us❤
Well done. Fabulous editing and the moment of launch was captured so well, Mark.
I just love u guys!!! Lol!! And Trish.....you are easily one step away from tears at any big event! I love you girl!
We've been to Kennedy Space Center here or four times.
We actually watched this launch from our house in Miami Springs! We are able to catch a glimpse of the rocket sometimes....even though it's just a dot due to the large distance.
There is a great campground that we've stay at a where you can see the launches perfectly...just across the bay. It's called Manattee Hammock. Great place to stay if you want to catch a launch while staying within walking distance of your RV!
Thanks for all the great behind the scences! Awesome footage guys!!!
Love the sound of the liftoff. I watched this live the other day.
Welcome to my home! Hope you enjoy your visit. There is so much to see, visit and tour here. I can watch launches from my backyard and hear sonic booms but love watching there. Thank you for sharing this information.
Anticipated this episode all week, stayed up with you all the night of the first attempt, back up with you for the actual launch, watched Apollo 13 twice in between to get a feel for the amount of engineering, knowledge and number of top tier professionals involved with the space program. Love your channel. Thanks!
I wish we knew you were there. Deena and I grew up in Titusville. We stay at Kars Park when we're in town. It has the best views of launches. You can actually watch SpaceX boosters land right across the water from the park. We were blessed enough to be there Dec - Feb and watched about six launches and we got to watch two boosters from the Falcon Heavy land right in front of us. It's one of those things everyone should experience at least once in their lives.
Dan & Deena
Caleb it's in second stage & there's a gator hissing over there. this could not be more Florida. hehe I love you folks! Mark, it was so cute, I don't think Trish realizes just how out of this world it was. hehe Great NASA history shared with us.
I'm so JEALOUS!!! Now I've got to put that on my bucket list.
The literal awesomeness of the event, and your excitement level, were off the charts!
It reminds me of the uncertainty, fear, hope, and boldness of the Mercury and Gemini missions back in the ‘60s.
Bravo!
I've toured that campus twice in the '90s, and it's amazing. My next visit will be during a liftoff in my future rv and will fondly think of you guys when I do.
My great uncle , Pete Frank was lead flight director for the Apollo 14 and Apollo 16 crewed lunar landing missions as well the flight director for the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project. Thank you to all who have served human exploration. 🙏
*Blast from the Past*
I still appreciate and enjoy your podcast. I've listened to "What to consider before jumping into change" just over a dozen times and everytime I hear something different.
I really appreciate all you guys do to inspire us.
Thanks!!!
Thank you for this episode, truly captured the excitement of a launch. As an older Lady I have not watched a launch since the Challenger, so thank you for this.
GREAT video. Loved it. The excitement in Tricia's eyes brings a smile to my face. Thanks.
So awesomely cool you guys got this front seat for the launch of Crew 6! Your front seat was SO much closer then our 'front seat' on Jan 15th when we got to witness the Falcon Heavy from a cruise ship! It was still pretty spectacular as well!! But night launches are so much better(well, in your case, super early morning launch! LOL) Thank you for sharing the fun!
Goosebump inducing video! Thank you. Now that you live here, on a clear night, pop over to the Vinoy & watch the night launches from there!
Omg!! Where do I start? I would watch this channel if only one of you was on it. But the three of you together is classic entertainment! Caleb’s comment of the “check engine light” and then failing miserably at yo-yo while Trish modelled the children’s jumpsuit… I was in the hospital having a phlebotomy and nearly set off the alarms, as I fell out of my chair.
Oh sure… it was a super-cool experience but man… entertainment plus!! Six thumbs up (yes,I’m all thumbs).
As a licensed Amateur operator, I am the most proud of the ISS School program. Back in the 1970's Ham radio WAS the STEM program.
I have had a lifetime career so to Ham Radio back then.
Launches are amazing! I was lucky enough to have been able to see several Saturn V launches. A night launch was so bright it would turn the sky blue as it went up.
Hello Mark, Trish, & Caleb! I hope each of you have a good week!
I was blessed to see the first shuttle launch after the Challenger accident and my awesome Dad rented an RV for our family all to be together and watch it. We’ve also seen a night launch and that was very exciting as you now have seen. And it was just that bright
Don’t you want to go straight back and watch another one? Such an amazing and moving experience. Great video!
I grew up in the 80s. I fell in love with space after watching "the Right Stuff". I watched Christa Mccollough and her ride. I have always loved the thought of going into space. This was a great video. I am so glad you all got to experience that!
that was all fake and scripted
Great episode. Thank you for sharing that adventure.
Just visited Kennedy Space Center for my third time this past January and I still feel like there is so much I haven't seen (most importantly a launch!) Definitely a bucket list item of mine
That was absolutely amazing, seeing a launch there is definitely on my travel list, thank you for sharing!!!
Trish. Your narration is excellent and very professional. Thanks for the very entertaining episodes.
Thank you for the shoutout to the Ham Radio community/ Rv community
“Could this be any more Florida?” I love it! Nice one Caleb! If I can hear a gator, then I’m too close to said gator. Now I’m running. 😉
This is one of the best non rv videos you have done so far. Awesome!!
Outstanding video Trish!!! Music, editing, just everything!! Loved this! Caleb at the end in the truck and the gator Florida had me LOL!
Caleb and the Check Engine light comment was legit funny. Props kid! 👊
In my opinion, his best joke since "Not with that attitude" during the Smoky Mts episode last season.
@@KeepYourDaydream that was also great!
We visited Kennedy over 10 years ago. We didn't get to watch a launch, but we did get to see one of the space shuttles on the launch pad.
AWESOME ❤🤍💙💯 I get chills watching on videos , I can only imagine in person !!!! Safe Travels and God Speed there and on the way home 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
That was an amazing video. I know the video couldn't capture what it was really like to see and fell the launch. Thank you for sharing
Well that’s a check off your bucket list. How exciting. Thank you for sharing. ❤
You guys post like clockwork. I’m out on my Monday morning run when I get the notification on my watch every week. That’s discipline. 👍🏻👍🏻
Absolutely amazing. Thanks for taking us along for the trip
Cool video. I spent 33 years out there. My name is on that wall. Don't miss it one bit. But I still enjoy watching the launches.
A beginners tip we did was we went in February got the annual pass and went back in October for a couple more days. We where lucky and saw some launches of minor rockets and could take our time and let the kids do everything. My son was 10 and talked for over an hour with an astronaut, when others would walk up he would sit down and as soon as the other person had their pictures the astronaut would wave him back over and talk more. He saw astronaut Mr. Lee which made his year.
WOW! WOW! WOW! Thank you so much for sharing all of this with us! ....did I mention... WOW! 💗
Wow! You guys nailed this series. Absolutely love your channel!
Guys thanks for a Front Row Seat to a launch. I am not sure if the Magic ever goes out of seeing this great engineering feat!
How exciting for you guys!! Thank you for bringing us!
The cool thing is it never gets old!!!
Happy Sunday fun day KYD Family!! What an amazing episode!!
Best video yet for a space kid that is 66😊
I toured what was then called the Rocket Assembly Building back in the early 1970s (part of a school trip). It was at the time the largest building in the world by volume. Being inside was overwhelming; the scale was hard to process. They had their own weather in there, with clouds forming up at the ceiling and making rain. The ginormous machines that take the rockets out to the launch paid move at a stately 4 mph - or did back then - so moving the rockets into place would take, like, a day. Everything was huge; everything was awesome; and oh my goodness would I like to go back again.
NASA is such an awesome experience and Florida is awesome this time of year! Love yall 3000!
I absolutely loved this episode Mark, Trish, and Caleb. Yall are Awesome!!
We stayed at jeti park camp ground a couple years ago. Super nice place! Also only about 2 miles from coco beach and you get to watch cruise ships go in and out!
What an awesome video, the whole time I wished I was there. Thanks for sharing and as always stay safe , safe travels, and God bless love ya Nancy
We were there with our 3 kids in 1999 to see Columbia launch. T -7 seconds they scrubbed the launch. Took us 3 hours in traffic just to get away from there! Drove back over from north of Tampa 2 days later, this time, only one of the boys wanted to go. That launch was scrubbed due to weather! The next day, it finally launched but we never drove back over. Saw it launch from west coast. Would love to go back with my grandkids and see a launch someday!
That was fabulous. The perspective from your angle was mind blowing. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Wonder launch video! Great job ! Thank you 🚀
So incredible! Thanks for using us along.
Best episode of the season. And, I love Caleb!
Love the area. We lived there for 3 years & saw many shuttle & rocket launches from our home & the kids' school. Such great memories!
Manatee Hammock is a county campground we visit & it's right across the water of the assembly building. Nice place to see a launch as well. 🤞 Hopefully we'll see one in July while we're there.
When this Rockett went up ,all I had to do is go out side my back door.and look over by my baren and watch it go up. It just light up the sky.
That was awesome and thank you for sharing with us God bless y’all
Awesome! Awesome! Awesome! Loved the outtakes. “Could this not be more Florida!” Epic adventure KYD! Never had much interest in going to see a launch and now I TOTALLY want to go!
Awesome!! Thanks for the ride and all the disappointment that led to the most exciting ending 👏👏👏
and that was second rocket out of three that Space X sent up in 4 days. the launch cadence is amazing.
Thank you for this wonderful episode so fun and interesting!!
Wow, just wow… Marc, your editing curve is impressive! I really enjoy watching your recent videos. Thank you!
We’re one step closer to getting an RV (Airstream Basecamp 20X)! Just traded our sporty sedan for a Nissan Frontier 2023. Starting small to get started! ❤️ Thank you for your content - informative, inspiring, and always changing.
thanks, that was a blast...........................................off.
I love watching yall videos. I finally went camping for the first time in a long time. I took what i had now and loved it.
What a great episode!! We watched it on TV, but watching it with you guys I could actually experience a little of what it was like to be there. Thank you so much for sharing this with us!
Thanks!