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    doberbrat is offline Diamond level (5000+ posts)
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    Default spacecraft is launching at 5/30 3:22 est

    you can watch on nasa.gov/nasalive IF weather cooperates.

    ETA: Today's launch Scrubbed! Reschedule date is 5/30 3.22 pm
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    dd1 10/05
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    Thanks for sharing. I made a note to watch it.
    Mom to Two Wild and Crazy Boys and One Sweet Baby Girl

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    I had a feeling the launch wouldn't happen today. I work nights, and finished up my week this morning. I made myself get up early so DS and I could watch. I remember in elementary, the entire school gathered in the library to watch the first space shuttle launch.
    So glad I don't have to go back to work tonight!
    mom to Billy 12/07

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    I'm so sorry you woke up for nothing PharmJenn. I was surprised there was even a chance of launch b/c my mom had been telling me of horrible weather in S. Florida but yes I too remember the whole school gathering for launches. .... Till Challenger

    Fingers crossed for Sat. .... Sun is the fall back day for that!
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    Bumping as DH just reminded me about this. It looks like there is a 50/50 chance of launch at 3:22 ET due to weather conditions today.

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    We enjoyed watching it!


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    DH and I really enjoyed watching it. The kids did too, but were much less impressed than I was watching shuttle launches as a kid!
    Mom to Two Wild and Crazy Boys and One Sweet Baby Girl

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    We lost track of the time and missed it . Hopefully can find some online footage to stream to watch later tonight.


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    Awesome! I still get a thrill even though I grew up in the shuttle era.
    DS '04 "Boogaboo"
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    You can still watch it they're going to cover the 19h flight till it docs w/the space station.
    https://www.nasa.gov/content/live-la...-space-station

    and you can also go back and watch the launch as well.

    Its super cool. Especially when they were talking about being able to reuse the spacecrafts to lower costs so that someday 'normal' people will be able to go into orbit and not just the men's billionaire club.

    And when Leland Melvin started talking about exploration and colonizaton of mars ... and being able to take dogs because dogs are part of our culture and we want to spread our culture .....
    dd1 10/05
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