A #Delta IV #Heavy at SLC-37B at Cape #Canaveral Air Force Station in 2012, waiting to launch a classified payload for the National Reconnaissance Office.
This picture was taken during remote camera setup and looks up at the pad, with the #rocket sitting on its launch mount and flame trench.
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#SpaceSaturday: A United Launch Alliance #Delta IV #rocket, sitting on its #launchpad at #CapeCanaveral’s LC-37B. The #ULA #Delta4Heavy was the most powerful #launch vehicle available until the Falcon 9 Heavy became operational.
On the image’s left is the Fixed Umbilical Tower
The Delta series is being retired in favor of the Vulcan-Centaur rocket.
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