Resumen de Rocket graffiti
Under launch pad 39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida lies a trench. As rocket engines tire up for lift-off, it fills with streams of hot exhaust, safely diverting them at the expense of being scorched and scarred. It was in 1967 that launch pad 39A became the premier spot from which to send humans into space whether to the moon atop a colossal Saturn V rocket, or into low Earth orbit aboard the space shuttle. Here, Crane features Michael Soluri's photograph of Saturn V rocket and residue from the main engines of the space shuttle launch vehicle.
