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In the video, where the countdown timer is, is that the nearest observation point to the launchpad?
STS-125 Shuttle Mission to Service Hubble Space Telescope Launches on Monday 7pm
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Yes, they do. You'll hear them call those instructions out to the crew (assuming all goes well - fingers crossed).
this is great watching thiswill there be a shuttle cabin camera on launch?
Might get some shots, but most of the footage will be from outside cameras including one attached to the external tank.
Wow nice
Discussions still continuing at Launch control regarding the ice build up on the umbilical cord between Atlantis and the external tank
A decision will have to be made before 18:52 to meet todays target launch time of 19:01
Although the decision can be delayed as todays launch window extends to 19:43 if required.
A decision will have to be made before 18:52 to meet todays target launch time of 19:01
Although the decision can be delayed as todays launch window extends to 19:43 if required.
Just needs clicking on, works for me.
I had Windows Media Player Classic, which said it could not render the file. So I deleted that, and now it just shows a blank page. Media Player 11 doesn't open or anything.
EDIT: Ah, it's Firefox. Got it working in IE though.
I assume it's on the fuel umbilical. Although they aren't showing much of the shuttle stuff on discovery. Might switch back.
Venting of super cold liquid hydrogen.
They are worried about the density and where the ice will fall during launch
This is ****ing me off, I can't watch the feed. Firefox keeps throwing this error up. I've tried all the fixes that are recommended on the Mozilla forums and still it won't load any video streams. NASA or otherwise.
Then I get the "Firefox as stopped responding" error.
Then I get the "Firefox as stopped responding" error.