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The yellow truck/cab that was used to rotate the RSS (Rotating Service Structure) around the orbiters at 39A and 39B. 39B is long gone (as a Shuttle pad), but at 39A.....SpaceX is almost complete with RSS removal. Cab no longer attached to the pad structure. NSF photos:pic.twitter.com/dKzOGyXmuD
Driving the RSS must have been a cool job. A huge structure, rotated around the Shuttle Stack to allow for payload installation (also protected the orbiter from bad weather). The truck has its own little railway.pic.twitter.com/7524v6pOkc
Never noticed the cab before. It really was a culture of using any shoe that fit, even 40 years ago.
I sure hope this winds up in the Atlantis exhibit over at @ExploreSpaceKSC and not in a scrap yard somewhere. Fingers crossed!
Cool! Never noticed the railway cutting across the flame trench before. And 6 years after it was last used...
Like a little railroad girder bridge from 100 years ago
The complexity of the GSE is really impressive. If you think about it .. how simple the F9 is in comparison and it also brings 7 astronauts to the ISS.
Yep, but it can't bring a repair crew and spare parts multiple times to fix Hubble.
thought the space shuttle could take twelve astronauts and payload
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