There is a rocket in my rear view mirror!

[Guest]

I almost got too far away before I could get the camera ready. I65 welcome center in Elkmont, AL.

[Starwhip]

Cool!

I was expecting a rocket on a trailer a la Soviet Union.

[Guest]

http://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/10066

I find it almost unbelievable that something that big can even get off the ground. My picture doesn't really give a good feel for just how big that rocket is. I am in awe every time I am lucky enough to drive by.

[robopilot99]

I drive by there when I go to visit my grandparents. Definitely a cool spot.

[Camacha]

I find it almost unbelievable that something that big can even get off the ground.

Size is not an interesting dimension to the extent that you just need to apply moar powers.

[T-Bouw]

Size is not an interesting dimension to the extent that you just need to apply moar powers.

You know, I used to think that if mankind puts its mind to it, it can make anything!

Sadly, now I know that there's a point at which structural integrity can no longer hold up.

That said, It's still a masterpiece that Saturn V is!

Leaves me wondering if they can ever realise the proposed similar capability of the SLS block 2.

[Cydonian Monk]

Cool!

I was expecting a rocket on a trailer a la Soviet Union.

As was I, except rocket on a trailer ala SpaceX moving a Falcon from Texas to Florida. It's apparently a not-entirely-rare sight here in Houston. (Though I've yet to see one in the flesh.)

[Fel]

*Please.... stop texting/playing-with-your-phone and driving*