Back in the Day
Close-Up
Launch Mount
LC-34
LC-49
Fire Brick
Pedestal
Launch Mount
Launch Mount
Temple of the Space-Age
LC-34
Cable Tunnel
Cable Tunnel
Cable Tunnel
Lamp
Cables
Cable Tunnel
Date
LC-34
LC-34
LC-34
LC-34
Launch Mount
Cable Tunnel
Rails
LC-34
LC-37
LC-37
LC-37 Blockhouse
LC-37
LC-40
SpaceX
LC-40
LC-40
Astronaut Beach House
LC-41
LC-34 Blockhouse
LC-37
Cape Canaveral Air Force Station
Hazardous Payloads Processing Facility
Hazardous Payloads Processing Facility
Meatball
Vehicle Assembly Building
Getaway Cars
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Flame Deflectors
Note the slightly different shapes, presumably for the two different versions of the Saturn I which were launched from this complex. One of these would be rolled on rails to a spot under the circular opening in the pedestal to protect the area beneath the rocket's engines by splitting and redirecting the plume. There is a similar but much, much larger structure (now fixed in position) at each of the LC-39 pads used by Shuttle.
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