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The four boosters are clamped directly around the lower core and rise with it as one stack. The rocket base is eight metres above the launch table, sustained in upward flight by the firing engines. Each exhaust core begins at an engine nozzle and enters the flame trench directly below. The service tower’s retracted arms end beside the tower, leaving the ascending stack clear. The launch table and service tower footings meet the concrete apron; the apron meets the surrounding hard-packed earth. The rocket is 58.3 m tall—about thirty-four times a 1.7 m person—and its base is eight metres above the table. It is 15 October 2003: Yang’s 2003 Chinese pressure suit remains enclosed inside Shenzhou; visible human activity stays beyond the frame.; Painted metal rocket skins, steel tower members, concrete apron, refractory flame trench, compacted desert earth.; Long March 2F with four liquid-fueled strap-on boosters, enclosed Shenzhou spacecraft, retracted umbilical arms, and flame-trench launch table. Engine flow descends under thrust, bright near the nozzles and increasingly opaque as it expands, collides with the trench, and rolls outward irregularly.", "style_description": {"aesthetics": "measured launch-pad immediacy. 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