t minus 15 min and counting

[n2skdvn 0]

tiil the new crew to the international space station takes off. you can see it live on nasa tv (if you have it avaliabile) or you can see it on nasa tv's web site here


yes im a space nut

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[n2skdvn 0]

2 min and counting

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[dixieskydiver 0]

Nifty... I'm watching too.

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[alanab 0]

how do u watch online?

[n2skdvn 0]

click on the link in the first post

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[Frodo 0]

this is a bit uncharacteristic of CNN - normally they are the only ones who show live stuff while other channels continue their political discussions. Now it was FAUX News who showed it live.

nothing special though. ('cept that nothing went wrong with a russian piece of equipment :))

edit> if ur reception is poor, go here - other sources of streaming video.

[n2skdvn 0]

who's faux news???

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[Frodo 0]

One of the coolest things I ever saw in my life - live pictures from a spacecraft launch!! We've come a looong way.

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who's faux news???

[url http://www.foxnews.com]These folks[url].

[n2skdvn 0]

thats funny!!! i always watch nasa tv for the major launches. as for fox I watch it from time to time but i watch all three cnn,msnbc & fox and make my own decisions but my fav channels are discovery channels.
wings,science disc& history plus tech tv.

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