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KSC-04PD-2025 (en:September 30, en:2004) --- KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, en:Florida – en:Xenon lights on the ground near the en:Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) bathe the south wall in light, allowing workers on scaffolds (center and upper right near the NASA logo) to cover the holes with corrugated en:steel so the facility can be returned to performing operational activities. The VAB lost 820 panels from the south wall during en:Hurricane Frances, and 25 additional panels during en:Hurricane Jeanne. The VAB stands 525 feet (160 m) tall. Central Florida, including Kennedy Space Center, was battered by four hurricanes between en:August 13 and en:September 26, en:2004.

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