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NASA Launch

Lee FogartyLee Fogarty
edited February 2011 in Chit chat
http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/

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  • RST#08RST#08
    edited February 2011
    Woo... I'm watching!

    Nx
  • dm_boozefreekdm_boozefreek
    edited February 2011
    Meh! The riots in the Middle East are more interesting.
    Every night is curry night!
  • milemile
    edited February 2011
    i hope that woman is there to do a bit of last minute cleaning.
  • ZX BeccyZX Beccy
    edited February 2011
    Thanks for that - watching now :)
  • DarenDaren
    edited February 2011
    Remember watching the first shuttle launch 30 years ago, and now the last one is almost upon us.

    God speed, Discovery.
  • guesserguesser
    edited February 2011
    mile wrote: »
    i hope that woman is there to do a bit of last minute cleaning.

    hmm, I was sure I read that this mission had a female pilot and commander :confused:
    My rubbish website including the redrawn Amstrad schematics and the Sinclair Wiki.
  • fogfog
    edited February 2011
    thanks.. but sorry jet pac is STILL better :D
  • jenziejenzie
    edited February 2011
    Daren wrote: »
    Remember watching the first shuttle launch 30 years ago, and now the last one is almost upon us.

    God speed, Discovery.

    a MEN brotha!!!

    hope you had your tv / pc up REALLY HIGH when it lifted off!
  • DarenDaren
    edited February 2011
    Watch the ISS and Discovery fly over. Check out this site to find fly over times for your nearest town: http://esa.heavens-above.com/esa/iss_step1_1.asp

    I've seen the ISS fly over many times, it's pretty amazing, especially when the sun catches the solar panels at the right angle and it becomes very bright.

    There's 2 fly-overs visible tonight from my town. In the first one at 18:40 you might see the ISS and Discovery as separate objects, as the docking takes place about 40 mins later.
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