Old Buildings for New Rockets Take Shape at Cape Canaveral
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NASA’s changing approach to reaching low Earth orbit (LEO) is driving changes to the unique facilities it built on Florida’s “Space Coast” over the past 50 years, as historic buildings and launch pads are recycled for a new generation of private-sector launch vehicles. Blue Origin, the secretive...
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