U.S. space agency NASA recently realized that it has some redundant assets at its Kennedy Space Center and therefore is looking to lease or sell them to third parties.
The size or area of the redundant assets of Kennedy Space Center hasn’t been revealed to public. But it has been mentioned that the excessive area includes Launch Pad 39A from where shuttles were launched, Vehicle Assembly Building, the Orbiter Processing Facilities, huge garages where the shuttles were maintained, Hangar N (a large building in an airport in which aircrafts are kept), a landing strip, Launch Control Center, and various other high-tech equipment and some abandoned buildings from the center’s late shuttle program and some undeveloped property.
NASA wants some quick deals before anything falls into disrepair. Seems like NASA is in a hurry.
Source: Orlando Sentinel
Thanks To: The Loop
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