10/13/2012
WOW... Amid much fanfare, space shuttle Endeavour is continuing its
12-mile, two-day trek through L.A. city streets. According to our
reports, officials are currently questioning whether they'll be able to
get the space shuttle, most recently at the Forum in Inglewood, to the
California Science Center before sunset.
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Endeavour has fallen at least three hours behind, delayed by trees, a
narrow stretch of roadway and an LAPD truck that blocked the shuttle's
path.
The
Space Shuttle Endeavour is illuminated under a night sky as it moves
slowly through the Crenshaw Districct on its way to the California
Science Center on Ssturday.
Phew! A crew member carefully guides the shuttle Endeavour past a tree along Crenshaw Drive in Inglewood.
Just
before midnight Friday, the space shuttle Endeavor is pulled along W.
Manchester Ave and across the freeway 405 overcrossing by a Toyota
pickup truck. The filmed stunt enabled the automobile company to promote
it's investment in the California Science Center where the shuttle will
be on permanent exhibit.
Endeavour
is towed by a Toyota Tundra pickup across the 405 Freeway on the
Manchester Blvd. bridge Friday, Oct. 12. Traffic was temporarily halted
in both directions of the 405 Freeway for safety reasons. | |
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