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NASA has released the first damage assessment for the Kennedy Space
Center: "Emergency crews are on site at Kennedy Space Center in Florida and are providing the first information on conditions there following Hurricane Frances. They report that key buildings such as the Launch Control Center and the massive, white Vehicle Assembly Building are still standing. "The emergency crews see some exterior damage to the VAB, where Space Shuttles are readied for launch. There are a significant number of panels missing from the exterior. The Shuttles themselves rode out the storm in their hangars, known as Orbiter Processing Facilities. We do not yet have information on conditions there." MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2004 1620 GMT From Spaceflight Now http://www.spaceflightnow.com/hurricane/status.html |
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