Google Street View provides access to special center of NASA

Google announced today that its service associated with the street view Google Maps, Street View, now offers images from inside the Kennedy Space Center, giving privileged access to Internet facilities of NASA in Florida.

Altogether there are 6,000 panoramic images collected in the center of the U.S. space agency that are accessible from this Thursday, offering views of iconic locations as the basis for launching the Space Shuttle or the engine room.

That appears to rank as the largest collection of special images from Street View is published to date by way of celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Kennedy Space Center, explains the giant of the research published in an official blog post.

Among the images are to explore, for example, the building where spacecraft are assembled or the room from which fires the launch of the shuttles, details to Google, adding that it is also possible to have detailed views of shuttles Atlantis and Endeavour .

The new law also had a video presentation that shows a little of what you might expect from a tour of Space Center via Street View.