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Fri Jun-08-07 06:29 PM
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Edited on Fri Jun-08-07 06:32 PM by Texas Explorer
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Fri Jun-08-07 06:36 PM
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1. Oooh, thanks for the reminder! n/t |
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Fri Jun-08-07 06:37 PM
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MN ChimpH8R
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Fri Jun-08-07 06:42 PM
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Watching this reminded me of when I was a kid back in the mid 1960s and they'd bring a TV into the classroom so we could watch Gemini liftoffs.
Cool!
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Fri Jun-08-07 06:42 PM
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4. very cool, thank you. Listening. 2:45 into flight, seperation occured. |
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all 3 engines going ok, looking ok so far. cool.
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MistressOverdone
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Fri Jun-08-07 07:32 PM
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5. The flight was beautiful |
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in the twilight. And scary. Such power.
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Fri Jun-08-07 07:34 PM
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Something we can still get right. Godspeed, indeed. I found myself holding my breath during the launch.
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Fri Jun-08-07 10:50 PM
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7. She launched perfectly. My son is working the mission from the Front Room for the first time. |
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Edited on Fri Jun-08-07 10:59 PM by LibInTexas
He's a Mission Controller and engineer for the propulsion systems.
Since he is now passed his certification and now in the "Front Room" (That part you see on TV) I hope I'll see him on NASA Select at some point.
He walked a lot of East Texas and Louisiana searching for debris when Columbia crashed.
I'm a proud papa.
Apparently, I raised a rocket scientist.
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