.Watch the launch on NASA TV (Take II)
Update:
Two other Bloggers took interest in the Shuttle return to flight:
Fayrouz at Iraqi in America: Back to Flight
Mustang 23 of Assumption of Command: We have liftoff!
Original:
Watch NASA TV on the web, and see the Space Shuttle Discovery return to flight STS-114 mission here.
Not only will you be able to see the launch, but you can follow the entire mission most of which is live for the duration of the flight.
+ STS-114 TV Schedule: Updated programming schedule for pre-launch through post-landing.
I send my best wishes and prayers to the seven brave astronauts as they make this historic trip.
Good luck, and Gods speed.
Two other Bloggers took interest in the Shuttle return to flight:
Fayrouz at Iraqi in America: Back to Flight
Mustang 23 of Assumption of Command: We have liftoff!
Original:
Watch NASA TV on the web, and see the Space Shuttle Discovery return to flight STS-114 mission here.
Not only will you be able to see the launch, but you can follow the entire mission most of which is live for the duration of the flight.
+ STS-114 TV Schedule: Updated programming schedule for pre-launch through post-landing.
I send my best wishes and prayers to the seven brave astronauts as they make this historic trip.
Good luck, and Gods speed.
posted by madtom at 9:05 PM
6 Comments:
We are back in business! Congratulations to all the good folks at NASA that make this possible, and make it look so easy!
Congratulation to NASA. Yep, we're back to business.
The weather looked great in Florida.
Well if you like hot and humid, we got what your looking for. Come get it while the getting is good.
Hey I volunteer to be the first blogger from space.
Call NASA, call your congressmen, and nominate me, madtom to be on the next flight as the official Blogging mission specialist!!
I know they can send e-mail, I wonder if they have thought about running a daily blog from the station, and the shuttle. You know one of my favorite astronauts, was Mike Folie (sp?) he was on the Mir back in the day, but what I liked most was that he wrote a weekly letter. I should go find them in the archives somewhere and repost them. They were fascinating. Maybe one of the current astronauts could do the same in the form of a blog?
Blogging from space? I like this idea very much.
Can I become the first female space blogger?
Hey! there is only room for one blogger at a time. And I was here first. Take a number!
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