You need to stand far away from a shuttle launch to ensure safety in case of an explosion or malfunction. The intense heat and pressure generated by the launch can be dangerous, and standing at a distance minimizes the risk of harm from any debris.
A space shuttle launch can typically be seen from about 30-50 miles away, depending on atmospheric conditions and visibility. However, large rockets or unique lighting effects might make them visible from even further distances.
That depends on how good your eye-sight is. How far can you see? ^Very funny. But seriously, I remember seeing the shuttle launch once when I was a kid growing up in N. Carolina, which must have been at least 500 miles from Cape Canaveral. ^^In that case at least 500 miles! ^^^uk sucks.
Usually within 250 miles
The Challenger was 74 seconds in-flight when it exploded.
Because the fuel burned off.
A space shuttle launch can typically be seen from about 30-50 miles away, depending on atmospheric conditions and visibility. However, large rockets or unique lighting effects might make them visible from even further distances.
That depends on how good your eye-sight is. How far can you see? ^Very funny. But seriously, I remember seeing the shuttle launch once when I was a kid growing up in N. Carolina, which must have been at least 500 miles from Cape Canaveral. ^^In that case at least 500 miles! ^^^uk sucks.
well the answer is no, you cant BUT you can download one from the internet by googling space shuttle you can launch in x plane 9 and that's as far as i know
Usually within 250 miles
Far away.
The Challenger was 74 seconds in-flight when it exploded.
Because the fuel burned off.
they stand 70 meters, I believe.
The minimum safe distance is approximately 3 miles. This is the distance between launch complex 39A where shuttles are launched from and the Launch Control Center at the Kennedy Space Center. VIP visitors (congressional guests, guests of NASA and contract employees as well as celebrities) view launches from the Bananan Creek site at the Saturn V Center which is just beyond 3 miles away. Visitors may purchase tickets to view launches from the NASA Causeway which is 6 miles down river. Visitors can also purchase tickets to view launches from the Kennedy Space Center Visitors Complex or the Astronaut Hall of Fame. People are also able to freely view launches from the shoreline in Titusville, FL as well as Cocoa Beach, FL
while playing netball and your defending another person, you have to stand three feet away in other terms a metre away.
1 meter
The vehicle assembly building is about 3 miles away