Then we will prepare all the ground systems and get ready for cryogenic operations, fueling the rocket, that starts around 10pm, then we get into actually fueling the rocket, preparing it for launch – you’re adding the super cold liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen to fuel the rocket.

Tony Taliancich

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Cape Canaveral’s Cape Canaveral, there’s so much going on, every part of what is happening in the industry is creating a greater awareness and understanding in the community of what space means to the world.

Tony Taliancich

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Cape Canaveral, to me, is like the epitome of the access to space point, where all of history has been made, because if you go back to the early days, this is where we had the initial testing and development of rockets that took us to space.

Tony Taliancich

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There’s so much history here, if you go back through the Apollo program, the Mercury program, all of those programs, they developed and delivered for the world.

Tony Taliancich

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