NASA Space Launch: Live

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Reply 1

obessedwithu&rockmusic

going to get some popcorn....

Reply 2

Tom Wigan

T - 9mins. 40 minutes to go.

Reply 3

somethingbeautiful

Ah, I can't see anything, just a white box with a red X =|

Reply 4

TheTallOne

somethingbeautiful

Ah, I can't see anything, just a white box with a red X =|

Try save this to your computer then open it?

http://www.nasa.gov/55644main_NASATV_Windows.asx

No-go for launch atm...

Reply 5

Tom Wigan

AAHH bad weather forecast!

Reply 6

DeeDub

I think they just restarted the countdown.

Reply 7

TheTallOne

Tom Wigan

AAHH bad weather forecast!

Clouds within a 20 mile radius.

If they tried to do this in the UK, we will never send something to space.

Also, I think we're too far north to get a good enough acceleration from the Earth.

Reply 8

bowdeni

Reckon this thing will launch? I cant see the weather sorting itself out in the launch window.

Reply 9

TheTallOne

DeeDub

I think they just restarted the countdown.

Launch is meant to be at 0:13 - they keep the countdown at 9 minutes until 0:04 (or they abort or delay or something)

Reply 10

somethingbeautiful

TheTallOne

Try save this to your computer then open it?

http://www.nasa.gov/55644main_NASATV_Windows.asx

No-go for launch atm...

I had some kind of 'active x' block on my PC, just allowed it through.
Thank you for helping though :thumbsup:

Reply 11

Tom Wigan

Those dark clouds arent looking too good.

Reply 12

obessedwithu&rockmusic

Tom Wigan

http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html

9 minutes to take-off.

21 minutes :biggrin:

Reply 13

DeeDub

TheTallOne

Launch is meant to be at 0:13 - they keep the countdown at 9 minutes until 0:04 (or they abort or delay or something)

Yup the guy just said 7.13 and 54 seconds. Hopefully the weather holds.

Reply 14

TheTallOne

obessedwithu&rockmusic

21 minutes :biggrin:

27 minutes :biggrin:

Reply 15

Gibb~

TheTallOne

Clouds within a 20 mile radius.

If they tried to do this in the UK, we will never send something to space.Also, I think we're too far north to get a good enough acceleration from the Earth.