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Space Shuttle Discovery Just Launched! Looked Good! PICS
I just walked off my dock. I'll have my pics up in a few minutes! :thumbsup
Date: May 31 Mission: STS-124 Launch Vehicle: Space Shuttle Discovery Launch Site: Kennedy Space Center - Launch Pad 39A Launch Time: 5:02 p.m. EDT Description: Space shuttle Discovery on mission STS-124 will transport the Kibo Japanese Experiment Module - Pressurized Module (JEM-PM) and the Japanese Remote Manipulator System (JEM-RMS) to the International Space Station |
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I would love to watch a launch sometime.
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here is a night launch: http://www.bikinivoyeur.com/spaceshuttle_12-09-2006.wmv |
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at 2:00 mins in the tanks jettison, awesome view at night, |
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no video this time? |
I'd love to see a launch, the last two times I was in the area I checked for upcoming launches but it's always bad timing.
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Nice shot BV, here is one OzMan, http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/hd/index.html
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So it looks like you live in up in Titusville? I lived in Indialantic/Melbourne/Palm Bay for about 13 years... I even got to see a night launch at the 3 mile point once. It was extremely bad-ass.
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I watched that on TV this afternoon. That's the first live launch I have watched for years. Pretty cool shit. They said the shuttle was going something like 14,000 MPH before the external fuel tanks separated. That's insane.
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How far away were you from either of these launches? Is it loud as all fuck? |
damn that's fuckin awesome
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What's cool is to be out in the ocean and see one. I have seen Titans launch at night when fishing but never a shuttle. The shuttle makes a Titan look like a bottle rocket. The sound at 30 miles away is still pretty loud once it gets here but the shuttle is out of site before you really hear anything at all here. |
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i hope its a successful and safe mission.
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That would be awesome to watch
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Cool video...
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thats awesome
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it was amazing to see even on tv because today they showed it from the camera that was mounted on the external fuel tank and you can see the world getting smaller and at about 5 minutes it was already dark around with the plant getting smaller by the second.
amazing how fast they hit orbit and how fast the world is getting so small. just shows you how fast they go. |
Nice! How often are the shuttle launches down there going off nowadays?
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It was supposed to be this image minus the URL stuff at the bottom: http://www.airshows.org.uk/2005/airs...kywriter_1.jpg I would like to witness a shuttle night lift-off someday - I watched SR-71 spy planes takeoff when I was in the Navy (assigned to an Air Force base)...pretty cool stuff. :thumbsup ADG |
Awesome.
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