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“What we're bringing for our users is basically an immersive experience of a huge portion of the NASA Kennedy Space Center facility.”
“基本來說，我們讓用戶身臨其境地感受肯尼迪航天中心的大部分設施。”
Ryan Falor, project manager of Google's Street View. In honor of the center's 50th anniversary, Street View is adding more than 6,000 images of the Space Center, the starting point for Apollo and space shuttle missions.
瑞安·菲勒是谷歌街景視圖的項目總監(jiān)。正值肯尼迪航天中心50周年慶之際，街景為太空中心（阿波羅起飛點和太空梭任務）添加了6000多張圖像。
“So you can go into the facility, you can go into some of the large areas there, like the Vehicle Assembly Building. You can go down to the launch pad and actually go up several floors of the launch pad and see where the astronauts would walk and where they would go as they were boarding the shuttle.”
“那么你可以進入到這些設備內部，可以進入大型建筑區(qū)，例如航天器裝配大樓。為了看到宇航員在哪里行走，在哪里登上穿梭機，你可以去發(fā)射臺，實際上也可以爬到發(fā)射臺的每一層?！?/div>
The shuttle is now a thing of the past. But someday Kennedy will host a new generation of spacecraft.
如今穿梭機已經過時了。但是肯尼迪航天中心將會成為新一代的宇航船基地。
“When we were there we actually got to take a snapshot of these structures and these systems in place before all those transitions happened. Many of those facilities are going to be decommissioned or converted to different uses. So the opportunity to kind of capture that moment in Street View and preserve it, and make it accessible to people around the world, is I think really valuable and important.”
“當我們在那里時，不得不搶在這些設施退伍之前拍下這些結構和系統(tǒng)的快照。其中許多設施都將退役，或是轉為別的用途。因此要抓住這次機會來捕捉那一刻的街景，并好好保存，讓世界各地的人們都有機會看到，這才是最有價值，最重要的。”
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