What don't they want us to see?
from NASA that seemed to corroborate Berger's sources, though he emphasized that there was "no word on damage" to the launch pad.
"Because of the current state of the configuration, there are [International Traffic in Arms Regulations license] restrictions and photos are not permitted at this time," the statement given to Davenport read. "There also is a launch debris around the pad as anticipated, and the team is currently assessing."Space Launch System rocket going out to the public. NASA loves positive publicity, it seems — but not negative.
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