Shuttle Launch Live

Ageing Bat · 26 Jul 2005, 15:44

For those that are interested, you can watch the shuttle launch live on the internet. Links to various 'player formats' can be found here: NASA Website

Having been fortunate enough to 'see the real thing' whilst on holiday in Florida, it really is pretty spectacular.

Debbi V · 26 Jul 2005, 17:10

Hey, thanks for the info!!

I actually work next to the NASA plant that builds the booster rockets so its on every available monitor in the place already.

SuperLoafMan · 26 Jul 2005, 17:35

What time is the launch, have i missed it??

Ageing Bat · 26 Jul 2005, 18:11

If you followed the link straight away SLM, you should have seen the launch! Mind you the picture 'froze' for about a minute then went black (I was watching the Yahoo version). Had me a bit worried for a moment, but everything seems to have gone according to plan (well, to my untrained eye, anyway!).

Tim · 26 Jul 2005, 20:18

Ooh, that is cool news. So the shuttle aired correctly. Think that will be a big relief for NASA. A pity i can't and couldn't see it.

26 Jul 2005, 15:44	#1
Ageing Bat Young at heart. Slightly older in other places. Join Date: 20.11.2003 Location: Here! Posts: 1,311	Shuttle Launch Live For those that are interested, you can watch the shuttle launch live on the internet. Links to various 'player formats' can be found here: NASA Website Having been fortunate enough to 'see the real thing' whilst on holiday in Florida, it really is pretty spectacular.

26 Jul 2005, 17:10	#2
Debbi V Mega Loafer Join Date: 31.10.2003 Location: Mandeville, LA Posts: 1,364	Hey, thanks for the info!! I actually work next to the NASA plant that builds the booster rockets so its on every available monitor in the place already.

26 Jul 2005, 17:35	#3
SuperLoafMan Meat Loaf Rocks! Join Date: 25.01.2005 Location: Barnsley, UK Posts: 3,887	What time is the launch, have i missed it??

26 Jul 2005, 18:11	#4
Ageing Bat Young at heart. Slightly older in other places. Join Date: 20.11.2003 Location: Here! Posts: 1,311	If you followed the link straight away SLM, you should have seen the launch! Mind you the picture 'froze' for about a minute then went black (I was watching the Yahoo version). Had me a bit worried for a moment, but everything seems to have gone according to plan (well, to my untrained eye, anyway!).

26 Jul 2005, 20:18	#5
Tim The Butcher Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Westervoort, The Netherlands Posts: 10,321	Ooh, that is cool news. So the shuttle aired correctly. Think that will be a big relief for NASA. A pity i can't and couldn't see it.