In two days Mr. Rock will be relieved of duty over at NASA and return to us at Dixie Crossroads. His very important consulting position for Project Juno will be complete. That’s because Juno will launch into outer space at 11:54am on August 5th, pending no complications with weather and equipment. Currently there is a 70% chance of acceptable conditions for launch. But since the shuttle program is over, how exactly is Juno supposed to get outside of Earth’s atmosphere, much less to the orbit of Jupiter? The Atlas V-551 rocket, that’s how!
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Right before the Atlantis roared into the sky, visitors from around the world descended on Dixie Crossroads for the other experience on the Space Coast that is like no other–Amazing Seafood! Check out the many people, young and old, that came to say goodbye to the Space Shuttle program and return to Dixie Crossroads for a great meal with family or friends:
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In our continuing coverage of Mr. Rock’s adventures at NASA, we’ve decided to bring you some information on the target of Project Juno: The Planet Jupiter.


