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Merritt Island, Florida
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Located at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, the clock has been a backdrop for countless historic launches since it was first installed in 1969.
The clock is controlled by a computer system that synchronizes with the official launch countdown, ensuring precise timing for each mission.
In 2014, the original analog clock was replaced with a modern digital version, featuring a high-definition LED display for clearer visibility.
The clock stands at 26 feet wide and 7 feet tall, making it easily visible from a distance during launch events.
Situated across the Banana River from the launch pads, it provides a perfect vantage point for spectators and media during launches.
