Discovery Launch

[klange]

In two minutes. (http://www.nasa.gov/55644main_NASATV_Windows.asx)

Supposedly the COLBERT module is being launched in it.
e: And that's it.

[TeeKup]

How about a source that doesn't require me to download it?

I want to hear progress on the Constellation Project. I've loved the space shuttles, but the Constellation Project is to coincide with a permanent moon base, so it has my concerns right now.

[Limited]

Badass, this is first ever launch I've seen live. Cant help but be worried...

"All systems in great shape" - Commentator

Wow, they are traveling at 4 miles per second.

Feel so proud to be a human right now :D

[klange]

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Already on YouTube for those who missed the actual launch.

[Limited]

Wow that was fast.

[cheezdue]

Ive always wondered what the people sitting in front of the computers do.

[Jean-Luc]

Ive always wondered what the people sitting in front of the computers do.
Go watch Apollo 13 and that will give you a pretty good idea.

[paladin]

Ive always wondered what the people sitting in front of the computers do.
Update Steam.

Space shuttle launches always get me so excited....

[InnerGoat]

Yeah it was a good launch, but partly cloudy watching it go up from where i'm at

[English Mobster]

COLBERT module?
Is it a coincidence that it shares its name with Stephen Colbert?
Do I even want to know?

[Warsaw]

Fuck yeah for American know how...

Makes me kinda sad they are retiring the shuttle, it still has plenty of service life.

[TheGhost]

COLBERT module?
Is it a coincidence that it shares its name with Stephen Colbert?
Do I even want to know?

It's a treadmill named after Stephen Colbert.

http://www.geek.com/articles/news/colberts-loses-iss-node-but-gains-treadmill-20090415/