It sits outside Albuquerque's National Museum of Nuclear Science & History. It is 69 feet tall. Although it was originally designed to carry a warhead, it was never used as a weapon. Instead, these rockets were used for space exploration.
Friday, January 21, 2011
THEME: SKY HIGH (Post #24; Day #21)
When you stand at the base of this Redstone rocket, it appears to be SKY HIGH.
It sits outside Albuquerque's National Museum of Nuclear Science & History. It is 69 feet tall. Although it was originally designed to carry a warhead, it was never used as a weapon. Instead, these rockets were used for space exploration.
It sits outside Albuquerque's National Museum of Nuclear Science & History. It is 69 feet tall. Although it was originally designed to carry a warhead, it was never used as a weapon. Instead, these rockets were used for space exploration.
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Love the perspective.
ReplyDeleteCool image and look at that sky behind all the red and white. Great job.
ReplyDeleteThis perspective makes this so powerful and towering!
ReplyDeleteI too like this perspective. And the color of the sky is to die for. This is a great photo subject.
ReplyDeleteThat is an excellent shot. The clouds are a perfect backdrop.
ReplyDeleteImpressive angle you used here, you must be able to get very close.
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