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"The very last of the giant, historic space shuttle fuel tanks left on its final mission Wednesday.The shuttle tank is leaving the Kennedy Space Center but some might have a chance to see it on its final journey.It's one of the first shuttle fuel tanks built, used for testing before the first launch and it's the last one to leave KSC.\"The day is truly magic for us,\" said Bob Oehl of the Wings of Dreams museum.The Wings of Dreams Museum in Starke is taking ownership of the tank, along with parts of booster rockets, the aft skirt or base, and the frustum or tip.  The museum will also get the astronaut transporter used to take astronauts off the shuttle after landing.When the astronaut transporter was in use, no one could touch it because everything astronauts touched was off limits.  But at the museum, people will be able to go inside the transporter and even sit in the driver's seat.The fuel tank, on its specialized fuel tank transporter, was moved onto a barge with a big push from a powerful military truck.  The tank will move along the Indian River Lagoon and Intracoastal Waterway past Titusville, Daytona Beach and Flagler Beach all the way to Jacksonville.  Then it will take a southward journey on the St. Johns River to the Starke area where power lines and traffic lights will be removed for an overland trip to the museum.\"These are major artifacts that will be the big carrot, no pun intended, to help inspire these people,\" said Oehl.The museum got the historic shuttle leftovers for free, because NASA didn't want them anymore.  All the museum had to do was ask."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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