Re: Launches - directional

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On Tue, 26 Mar 1996, John C. Broman, Jr. wrote:
> The only US launch sites that would fly anywhere near Sarasota are launches
> from Cape Canaveral, and they all go EAST from there.  Unlike the Chinese
> (read Long March) we don't launch large rockets over land.  

After seeing the videos of the remains  of the town where that rocket 
landed, it seems we made the right decision.


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