Will NASA TV cover the Event?

[mrRefresh74]

I am wondering if NASA TV will be carrying the coverage of the event this year like last year? I have parents and friends that would like to watch, but not sure if NASA will offer this because of the Space Shuttle launch coinciding on Friday.

[Joe Ross]

Neither the championship page (http://usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/frc/content.aspx?id=432), the view championship live page (http://usfirst.org/roboticsprograms/content.aspx?id=19642), or the NASA page (http://robotics.nasa.gov/) make any mention of NASA TV, but they do all have links to the webcast, which you can pass on to family and friends.

[mrRefresh74]

Thanks!

[Ted Weisse]

As per Bill's Blog:

NASA will be live streaming the field action here http://science.ksc.nasa.gov/robotics/ (http://science.ksc.nasa.gov/robotics/)

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[OZ_341]

As per Bill's Blog:

NASA will be live streaming the field action here http://science.ksc.nasa.gov/robotics/ (http://science.ksc.nasa.gov/robotics/)

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One issue I see for telling people where to watch is the broadcast naming convention. If the links say FRC FLD #1, etc. how will you be able to tell folks at home which field you'll be on.

I know Galileo is Stadium/Pits/Stadium, but is there a list stating which number field each division is playing on each day?

[DCA Fan]

One issue I see for telling people where to watch is the broadcast naming convention. If the links say FRC FLD #1, etc. how will you be able to tell folks at home which field you'll be on.

I know Galileo is Stadium/Pits/Stadium, but is there a list stating which number field each division is playing on each day?
I remember Bill saying they're working with Sargent Productions to make sure the webcast will have a label for the division, regardless of which field they're on.