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Barry Bonzack 17-03-2009 21:15

pic: Shuttle Launch March 15th
 

gorrilla 17-03-2009 21:16

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I watched it from my house out over my lake(pefect view)....i actually heard it:D

robostangs548 17-03-2009 21:21

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That looks amazing.. I wish I could see something like that live.... I stayed at Cocoa Beach over the winter, and it was really amazing, I could just imagine watching it.....

JesseK 17-03-2009 21:22

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At first I was jealous of you guys who got to see it.

Now I'm just jealous of the astronauts :cool:.

Courtneyb1023 17-03-2009 22:24

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OH! i saw the launch from the beach. it was amazing

bigbeezy 17-03-2009 22:43

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i missed it :( i was driving back up to school. only like 7 or 8 launches left.

JaneYoung 18-03-2009 00:13

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Courtneyb1023 (Post 837556)
OH! i saw the launch from the beach. it was amazing

I might have to put that on a list of top 10 things to do -
watch a launch from the beach. Different ways of thinking of infinity - the ocean waves, the grains of sand, space - that would be very cool.

Sincrum 18-03-2009 08:49

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watched from my house, after a little while the upper winds distorted the lighter colored part at the top, it was quite beautiful actually

Koko Ed 18-03-2009 13:33

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I saw it from my plane flying home (I think we were over Georgia by then).
It was really cool to see.

Wayne C. 18-03-2009 13:50

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Team 25 got back from Universal and pulled into the parking lot with 2 minutes to launch. We all hauled out into the middle of a vacant lot just in time to watch the launch with awe and applause.

It was the crowning memory of a great trip.

In Jersey when we see stuff going up into the sky it usually means something has exploded....

WC :cool:

keehun 18-03-2009 19:24

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When I first glanced at the picture, it scared me for a bit because I thought the shuttle had 180'd itself and exploded... But after a careful look, indeed, a beautiful launch :)

nlknauss 18-03-2009 19:35

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That must be awesome to see in person. I remember in 2002 (or 2001?) at World Championships in Epcot we were able to see the shuttle from the Einstein Field stands during the competition. They showed the shuttle launch on the big screen then a few seconds later you see a line of exhaust forming high in the sky. Hopefully I'm remembering this correctly! :)

Tim Arnold 19-03-2009 00:55

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Drove out to the Cape for it.... drive out was fine, but drive back was pretty absurd (waited 3 hours before even trying and it was still congested).



Ignore the ugly bloke in the front...

Sincrum 19-03-2009 08:43

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Quote:

Originally Posted by nlknauss (Post 837937)
That must be awesome to see in person. I remember in 2002 (or 2001?) at World Championships in Epcot we were able to see the shuttle from the Einstein Field stands during the competition. They showed the shuttle launch on the big screen then a few seconds later you see a line of exhaust forming high in the sky. Hopefully I'm remembering this correctly! :)

Yeah it's pretty awesome, my favorite was probably when it went up during one of our football games, we're in Port Saint John just south of Titusville.


To Tim, I Feel for you, traffic gets pretty bad after a shuttle launch....always lol

Bethany Mc. 19-03-2009 11:50

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I was soo happy to hear that it was going to go off while I was down there! It was beautiful! It was the second launch I have ever seen, and I was glad I was there for this one. I don't think there is a picture that could capture the true beauty of it.


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