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STS-126

Event:
Shuttle Endeavour • ISS ULF2

Date:
11/14/2008

Time:
07:55:00 PM  ET

Details:
STS-126 will be the 27th U.S. mission to the International Space Station. The flight will deliver equipment and supplies with a reusable Multi-Purpose Logistics Module.
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Contact:
Reservations

Phone:
321-449-4400

Location:
LC-39A, Kennedy Space Center, Florida

Yes!  Well I don’t think you can get tickets to this particular launch but [...]

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Saving the Space Shuttles

Read my blog for a few minutes and you’ll quickly realize I’m a science nut. Particularly a space nut. Even MORE specifically space exploration. Now I wanted to make a post about this because of how strongly I feel on it.
In case you didn’t know, the Shuttle fleet is set to be [...]

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What can you do in 10 seconds?

Some time ago I came across a video that mesmerizes me even now.  I had this thing up on my MySpace page for a long time but I think it deserves a more permanent home here.  I’m going to copy/paste the information from YouTube and not take credit for writing it up at all.  The [...]

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Hubble Servicing Mission

Does anyone remember when Hubble was launched?  Remember how we all waited to see those brilliant images come down?  As they started to beam down to earth we all looked at each other thinking “that’s good, right?”  Those in the know immediately knew it wasn’t right.  Hubble was near-sighted.  The most expensive telescope ever built [...]

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Super week

To kick it off (pun!) the Giants won the superbowl which is great because I love underdogs.  Today not much is going on but tomorrow is Super Tuesday where something on the order or 25 states are holding primaries for the next President.  That’s pretty cool.  And of course, the best thing this week (crosses [...]

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