Free NASA Souvenir for survey

[Jokersmoker]

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Enjoy
Jokersmoker

 

[allisolm]

This survey is for people 18 and older who have visited the NASA Johnson Space Center
Benefits of Space Exhibit and are willing to rate the exhibit.

 

[MisterPresident]

Why yes.... I did visit that exhibit... it was great. NASA has been giving out a lot of free stuff over the past few months. I've received a couple posters, and a CDROM. They usually do send the goodies out, and rather quickly too.




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[MrHans]

Nasa=cool
I visited some exhibits when I was a kid and I lost my wallet there. It was sent to where I lived @the time and actually got there before I did!

 

[TheCoop]

I really enjoyed that exhibit in MD, hope they had it already

 

[BurninUp]

Thanks Joker

 

[Mark5000]

Check out the Movie on the survey page! Pretty Cool!

 

[Overzeetop]

A bit OT, but you used to be able to call any of the space centers PR depts and request a pass for shuttle launches - gratis. It would allow you to drive onto the causeway between Kennedy (NASA side) and Canaveral (Air Force side) on the day of the launch. I don't know if that's allowed now, after 9/11/01.

If you've never seen a launch close up, and you're in the general area (Orlando is only about an hour away) it's an amazing sight. You feel the launch in your chest as much as hear it if you're close. Even if there isn't a launch scheduled, drop by the visitors center one afternoon and take the tour. It's a few bucks, but you get to see a great deal of the center. I'll personally vouch for the tour - it's a good one - and I've seen most of "cool" stuff at KSC from the inside (never got to sit in the crew compartment of the shuttle, tho).

 

[OrlandoTiger]

And if you ever have a chance to see a night launch in person, it will blow you away like no amount of fireworks ever could! Unfortunately they are rare.

 

[RJ45]

Schweet! Thanx!

-RJ45

 

[rockyct]

I was in Florida a couple years ago on vacation and we got to go to a shuttle launch. However, there was a faulty hydrogen sensor that stoped the count down with six seconds to go. This was at 4 A.M. and six hours latter we were at Disneyword and than we left Orlando that afternoon. But we had gone on the tour a couple days earlier and it was during the 30th aniversary of Apollo 11, so there was a celebration going on.

 

[Synoptic]

I lived in florida for 5 years on the wst coast of the peninsula and we would go down to the beach and watch the shuttle launch every time it went up. It was also neat to feel the sonic boom when the shuttle reentered tha atmosphere. After all that, though, what really impressed me was that I could see the shuttle launch from League City, TX (about 20 or 30 minutes fromn JSC).

 

[DorkBoy]

Great Deal , Thanks