Have a need for a launch pad? NASA might be able to help. NASA is getting rid of some unique items.
Everything from the launch pad that sent the late Neil Armstrong to the moon to office chairs are up for sale at the Kennedy Space Center.
Acres of old equipment that NASA no longer needs is up for the taking.
NASCAR is currently renting the space shuttle runway for race car tests.
And airplane manufacturer Boeing is paying for space in a former shuttle hangar to build its own commercial spacecraft.
From NASA's perspective, the idea is to give start-up space companies an economic boost for the space coast.
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Everything from the launch pad that sent the late Neil Armstrong to the moon to office chairs are up for sale at the Kennedy Space Center.
Acres of old equipment that NASA no longer needs is up for the taking.
NASCAR is currently renting the space shuttle runway for race car tests.
And airplane manufacturer Boeing is paying for space in a former shuttle hangar to build its own commercial spacecraft.
From NASA's perspective, the idea is to give start-up space companies an economic boost for the space coast.
NASA selling off launch pad, equipment | ABC57 | South Bend IN News, Weather and Sports | Top Videos
, i'm glad there is even a demand for this sort of equipment from the commercial space industry.
