CAPE CANAVERAL, ORLANDO, FL - FEBRUARY 17, 2017: Aerial view of the whole complex of NASA. Vehicle Assembly Building is used to assemble large America

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CAPE CANAVERAL, ORLANDO, FL - FEBRUARY 17, 2017: Aerial view of the whole complex of NASA. Vehicle Assembly Building is used to assemble large American manned rockets and will be used to launch upcoming Space Launch System

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