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Vice President Dick Cheney, center, his wife Lynne, right, and granddaughters, Kate, second from right, Elizabeth, third from right, and Grace Perry, listen to KSC's Scott Gerstein during a brief tour of Space Shuttle Atlantis at the Kennedy Space Center, Fla., Saturday.

Vice President Dick Cheney, left, his wife Lynne and their granddaughters, Kate, right, Elizabeth, center, and Grace Perry (partially hidden) look up the Atlantis wheel assembly during a brief tour of the Vehicle Assembly Building at the Kennedy Space Center.

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The Vice President answers reporters' questions at the Kennedy Space Center.

[snugs]

Great to see some new photos of the Cheney grandkids

[n-tres-ted]

I was in that Vehicle Assembly Building way back in the '60s, before the first moon landing. It is an awesome experience, because it encloses more space than any other building in the world and gives you such a feeling of vastness. It was said at the time to be larger enough to handle five Saturns at a time (meaning the moon-launch missiles of the time), but only one was inside when I was there. And BTW "hi-dee" is the way some folks say "howdy" on occasion.

[Watery Tart]

The CORRECT way to view spacecraft:

How losers do it: