On the coast
Florida's Atlantic coast was chosen for the site of the Kennedy Space Center primarily due to its favorable geographical advantages. The location offers a wide open area for safe rocket launches, minimizing risks to populated regions. Additionally, its proximity to the equator provides an energy boost for launches, enhancing rocket efficiency. The coastal site also allows for easy access to the ocean for recovery and safety operations.
Atlantic ocean off the coast of central Florida
They were located on the Atlantic coast.
because it is on the atlantic coast
This location was chosen because it is close to the equator. The equator saves rocket fuel when the space craft is attempting to leave earth's gravitational pull. Also, in the 1940s the area was empty of people....there were just orchards and forests. Without the presence of people, it make rocket launches safe so that if anything blew up or stuff dropped off the rocket people wouldn't be killed.
The Kennedy Space Center, the launch facility for all NASA manned flights including the shuttle, is located on the barrier islands of Cape Canaveral, Florida (on the Atlantic coast eat of Orlando).
Cape Canavaral is a sandy promontory extending into the Atlantic Ocean from a barrier island on the east-central coast of Florida. It is the site of NASA's Kennedy Manned Space Flight Center, the launching area for U.S. space missions.
Atlantic Coast Conference
Atlantic coast!
atlantic coast
it is the southern coast of Georgia, alantic ocean
Kennedy Space Center on the east coast of Florida, where all the Space Shuttles were launched.