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Kennedy Space Center Pad 39A from across two miles of flat coastal water, clear early-morning Florida light, low green scrub and a lattice service structure left behind on the pad. the orbiter is bolted to the side of the tank and the two boosters are strapped to the tank's flanks - one four-part vehicle. all five flames issue from the base of that single stack, the two thick booster plumes outboard and the three thinner engine flames on the orbiter's tail. the steam cloud stays behind and below on the pad. The whole stack is 56 metres tall, about an eighteen-storey building; the lattice service structure left behind on the pad is already shorter than the vehicle above it. It is 12 April 1981, Florida: an unpeopled scene; white-painted tank insulation, white ceramic-tiled and black-tiled orbiter skin, grey structural steel; the first-flight configuration: the external tank is painted white, which only the first two Shuttle flights carried.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "A brand-new machine leaving the ground with people already inside. 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