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Description: When I was a child my parents brought me to the Kennedy Space Center. It was one of those rare moments where you get goosebumps just by seeing something incredible so close up and real. The Saturn V rocket towered over me like a giant wall of metal that was going to take humanity farther than it had ever been before. My father told me stories about astronauts, space travel, and the moon landing. It was the most magical day I've ever experienced and my dreams were filled with images of the cosmos and stars for weeks afterward. As I grew older I lost interest in those things, but it wasn't until I visited the new SpaceX facility that I felt a sense of déjà vu. The rockets stood taller than ever, the technology was more advanced, but the feeling I had back at Kennedy's was still there. It reminded me why I fell in love with space all those years ago, and I couldn't help but think about the people who made it possible for us to be here today. They were pioneers, explorers, dreamers; they were rocket scientists, astronauts, engineers. And as I stood there staring at the rocket, I realized that one day I would go to space myself, not just because I was curious but because it's what we humans have always been doing. We're a species that explores, discovers new worlds and cultures, and we never stop searching for more. So if you want to experience the feeling of being an astronaut on a mission to outer space, then make your way over to SpaceX's launch control center and watch as history unfolds before your very eyes.