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llmart

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46. Saw an interview where a grandmother had taken her two children to the coast to see it.
Wed Apr 1, 2026, 07:24 PM
Apr 1

The girl looked to be about 10 and the boy about 8. The girl was all excited about it! That thrilled me to see kids getting excited about itj and it was the grandmother who showed them how exciting it was. Probably made such an impression on her grandkids.

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Me. applegrove Apr 1 #1
I am now. Loryn Apr 1 #2
T -10:00 SheltieLover Apr 1 #3
Me! QED Apr 1 #4
Jacksonville fl checking in. Clock has restarted. Lochloosa Apr 1 #5
Yup.....on C-SPAN..... a kennedy Apr 1 #6
Me. Jerry2144 Apr 1 #7
My husband and I are. Quiet Em Apr 1 #8
T - 05:00. applegrove Apr 1 #9
;-{)MOON OR BUST Goonch Apr 1 #10
All systems are go 4min. SheltieLover Apr 1 #11
Directly from the NASA feed, working from home today so it's been in the background. haele Apr 1 #12
Best place to watch is YouTube - NASA feed. llmart Apr 1 #42
Liftoff! malaise Apr 1 #13
👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 a kennedy Apr 1 #14
I am! MustLoveBeagles Apr 1 #15
Got those SRBs out of the way on sched. House of Roberts Apr 1 #16
Yes - one of the few bright spots in the news nt newdeal2 Apr 1 #17
Me DBoon Apr 1 #18
Malaise - I just sat on the couch and cried. Holy cow. Maru Kitteh Apr 1 #19
Laz is crying too. His first memory with his dad was haele Apr 1 #22
Yes it sure has been a long time malaise Apr 1 #28
I got a bit choked up also. llmart Apr 1 #43
WOW!!! That just made my heart sing! niyad Apr 2 #92
Way cool! electric_blue68 Apr 2 #98
Remarkable. PCIntern Apr 1 #20
Absolutely remarkable. Prairie_Seagull Apr 1 #67
Whew. That was a corrective emotional experience. SheltieLover Apr 1 #21
I'll never forget that day malaise Apr 1 #34
Me either. Horrible & thanks to ragun forcing NASA to launch, despite problems. SheltieLover Apr 1 #36
I will NEVER forgive him for that, amoung his many sins. niyad Apr 1 #75
Same here! SheltieLover Apr 1 #76
Oh, how did I miss that (re: ronnie ray-gun) OR did I forget... electric_blue68 Apr 2 #99
I was in Tampa BeneteauBum Apr 1 #81
I watched the explosion as I paid for gas on my way to work at a Veterans' niyad Apr 1 #77
I'm sure it was. SheltieLover Apr 1 #79
I was grateful that I could be there for them. niyad Apr 1 #83
I'm glad you were, too! SheltieLover Apr 1 #86
It gives me great pleasure to know pootin is eating his rotten heart out. SheltieLover Apr 1 #23
I am. Whoever the production director on this is... ruet Apr 1 #24
Watching it here. Mz Pip Apr 1 #27
We watched Challenger in class. ruet Apr 1 #30
My wife was a school teacher PCB66 Apr 1 #58
Our sixth graders in Minnesota watched on a telecast. pazzyanne Apr 1 #71
I was watching via the BBC, and couldn't tell who was doing the coverage badly muriel_volestrangler Apr 1 #35
And then they missed the... ruet Apr 1 #53
Saw it from my front yard! mcar Apr 1 #25
Color me green with envy! Spazito Apr 1 #40
Lucky you! llmart Apr 1 #44
No. 100 miles west mcar Apr 1 #49
Likewise for about 5 seconds between parting clouds. Rhiagel Apr 1 #72
Alright! electric_blue68 Apr 2 #100
Yep Maeve Apr 1 #26
Me. Ocelot II Apr 1 #29
Took me back madamesilverspurs Apr 1 #31
Sweet memories malaise Apr 1 #32
Me, too zeusdogmom Apr 1 #37
Saw an interview where a grandmother had taken her two children to the coast to see it. llmart Apr 1 #46
The what? When? What a fucking waste of money! QueerDuck Apr 1 #33
Scientific knowledge is a waste of money? niyad Apr 1 #84
I think that "Life support" is expensive and wasteful overhead with little Return-on-Investment. QueerDuck Apr 2 #89
I was going to thank you for that very clear explanation of your niyad Apr 2 #91
Ah... okay. I guess we're talking past each other. QueerDuck Apr 2 #93
Not a problem. As I said, I really do thank you for your clear and niyad Apr 2 #94
... and sorry. QueerDuck Apr 2 #95
hugggs niyad Apr 2 #97
It's NOT just about PR and flags !! thought crime Apr 2 #104
I remember watching NASA flights through grade school... spanone Apr 1 #38
I certainly was... Spazito Apr 1 #39
Me, of course. llmart Apr 1 #41
Wonderful malaise Apr 1 #47
We stepped out to look for it buzzycrumbhunger Apr 1 #45
Yes! nt 🙂 Raine Apr 1 #48
How can you not? JMCKUSICK Apr 1 #50
Me Malaise.. Turned it on at 9AM this morning. I posted some links for it earlier, but I would imagine they rolled down LiberalArkie Apr 1 #51
Why not be a CEO in space? malthaussen Apr 1 #52
THIS malaise Apr 1 #55
Here's a tracking link malaise Apr 2 #108
Thanks, I have been keeping this one on my big screen since I hardly ever watch TV any more LiberalArkie Apr 2 #112
Thanks malaise Apr 2 #113
Not me. NNadir Apr 1 #54
Watched it from my back yard! It was awesome & loud! CaptainTruth Apr 1 #56
Fabulous malaise Apr 1 #59
We've had five Falcon 9 launches in the last 2 weeks or so. CaptainTruth Apr 1 #70
A bit of trivia about the lanyards the ground crew wear around their necks for identification... Spazito Apr 1 #57
Very cool malaise Apr 1 #61
Nicole Mann is the first Native American chosen for the Artemis program. llmart Apr 1 #87
I didn't know that... Spazito Apr 1 #88
I actually have a picture of her with my son. Her bio is amazing as is Christina Koch's. llmart Apr 2 #90
I am definitely going to learn more about her... Spazito Apr 2 #96
Neither did I n/t malaise Apr 2 #109
Wow, hope so! electric_blue68 Apr 2 #101
Saw it for a brief two seconds before a cloud got in the way. Tommy Carcetti Apr 1 #60
I was angrychair Apr 1 #62
Because of the general awfulness of -- Everything-- Collimator Apr 1 #63
Nasa's coverage is so shittt ... Mr. Sparkle Apr 1 #64
Absolutely! relayerbob Apr 1 #65
Am I the only one still suffering from a bit of PTSD from the Challenger? NH Ethylene Apr 1 #66
No malaise Apr 1 #68
No. You have much company. niyad Apr 1 #82
I did! mvd Apr 1 #69
I did. n/t Tess49 Apr 1 #73
my wife and 10-year-old daughter are out of state right now. cab67 Apr 1 #74
I am a space exploration fanatic BeneteauBum Apr 1 #78
I was very nervous malaise Apr 2 #110
ME.MYSELF and I. AllaN01Bear Apr 1 #80
We watched it on Cspan. All rocket launches are spectacular... Enter stage left Apr 1 #85
I am Maninacan Apr 2 #102
Brought back happy memories from childhood. Kid Berwyn Apr 2 #103
Adding this malaise Apr 2 #111
All I see is dollars burning. marble falls Apr 2 #105
I didn't, but it was the first thing I looked for in the news this morning! Will be following it. electric_blue68 Apr 2 #106
I watched, but I'm always afraid another Challenger disaster will occur. Jacson6 Apr 2 #107
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