Shuttle Taking off at around 9pm......

I wish they had the NASA HD channel on Sky, when I was in Seattle, they had the HD NASA tv program on cable.

Would love to watch the launches on my 32" TV :)
 
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Emergency Kecks?
 
I wish they had the NASA HD channel on Sky, when I was in Seattle, they had the HD NASA tv program on cable.

Would love to watch the launches on my 32" TV :)

Would be nice just to get NASA TV on SKY!

I'm sure you are aware you can actually download the launches from NASA in HD after the launch from the NASA site. It's not immediate but it does end up on there. :)
 
My media player wont play that stream, what codec do i need?

It should automatically download it, mine did.

For 1.2Mb/s though the quality isn't great. For a space exploration organisation they sure do use old computer technology. :p
 
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I like the explanation for the master alarm, that 'something' got vented lol would you strap yourself into a shuttle that a top guy says vented 'something'
 
T-minus 20 minutes and counting. The countdown has resumed after a 10-minute hold. Clocks will tick down for the next 11 minutes to T-minus 9 minutes where the final planned hold is scheduled to occur. The hold length will be adjusted to synch up with today's preferred launch time of 5:02 p.m.

Discovery's onboard computers are now transitioning to the Major Mode-101 program, the primary ascent software. Also, engineers are dumping the Primary Avionics Software System (PASS) onboard computers. The data that is dumped from each of PASS computers is compared to verify that the proper software is loaded aboard for launch.

5:02PM being US Eastern Time Zone 10:02PM UK
 
I like the explanation for the master alarm, that 'something' got vented lol would you strap yourself into a shuttle that a top guy says vented 'something'

"Uhhh Discovery be advised something just got vented, go ahead and push the thingymajig on the panel."
 
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