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Kennedy Space Center Pad 39A seen across three miles of flat Florida coastal water and pale marsh grass, clear humid summer morning, low scrub treeline on the far shore. the flame column begins at the rocket's own engine bells and moves with it - one object, engines to nose. the umbilical tower stands on the same concrete pad, to the right of and behind the rocket, its swing arms hinged away from the rocket body. the steam and smoke pour outward from the base of the tower and the flame trench, hugging the ground. The rocket alone is 363 feet tall, as tall as a thirty-six-storey building, and the steel tower beside it is taller still; the scrub trees on the far shore are a thin dark line beneath them. 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