Wallops Island By: Reed Linzey & Matt Wampler Hello Wallops Island! In 1964 founder Charles Bolden introduced N.A.S.A. to Wallops Island.

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Wallops Island By: Reed Linzey & Matt Wampler

Hello Wallops Island! In 1964 founder Charles Bolden introduced N.A.S.A. to Wallops Island.

Another great year! This year N.A.S.A. is celebrating their 50 th anniversary.

Get ready 2005! In 1986 G.O.E.S. Missions launched a rocket from Wallops Island.It said in approximately 19 years America would have a Hurricane. We decided to name this storm Katrina.

New Years Night Just as the clock struck 12:00 in the Big Apple in New York. A rocket took off from Wallops Island. It was sent to take pictures of the moon. So what better time to do it then at the start of a New Year.

FAREWELL!!!!!!! :’(

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