Live NASA feed
http://www.nasa.gov/55644main_NASATV_Windows.asx (Windows Media Player)
You can also watch the launch live in HD on HDNet:
Time Warner: 798
Cablevision: Not available
DirecTV: 79 & 306
Dish Network: 9422
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Live NASA feed
http://www.nasa.gov/55644main_NASATV_Windows.asx (Windows Media Player)
You can also watch the launch live in HD on HDNet:
Time Warner: 798
Cablevision: Not available
DirecTV: 79 & 306
Dish Network: 9422
What an AWESOME liftoff - the sun still shone on the smoke trail - that was orange - and seeing her all the way through SRB separation. I've got some LONG range pics from Palm Beach - I'll try and get them on later this evening.
All clouds here, looking foward to your shots Mark
awesome shot!
Damn Mark, it looks like the trees are on fire! Excellent shot!
I wiould tend to think this can be placed in this forum.
GmyBOSxPCCg
As an aside - I had my scanner on and there was a flight departing PBI - tower told them to look to the left for the plume just before he handed them over to departure - so - I was thinking - what's the next line after telling them about it???
Maintain visual separation??
Caution - wake turbulence - departing Shuttle???
Maintain visual separation of falling SRB's......wohaaaa, that one is comming right for you!!!! Contact departure
1XX.XX....Goodday
STS-119 prepared to land Saturday at 1:39PM at Kennedy Space Center in Fla.
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/shuttle/main/
Landed on the second chance at 3:14PM.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gerard
Next mission - STS-125 Atlantis in May, 2009