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NASA Broadcast of Kick-off

Posted by Dung Cao.

Engineer on team #397 from Flint Southwestern Academy and Delphi Automotive - E&C.

Posted on 1/3/2000 9:56 AM MST



Does anybody know what time the NASA broadcast would be on air?

I've got the satellite information from FIRST, but no time posted. I'm trying to get the local cable company to broadcast this, but they need the time.
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Re: NASA Broadcast of Kick-off

Posted by Jon.

Engineer on team #190, Gompei, from Mass Academy of Math and Science and Worcester Polytechnic Institute.

Posted on 1/3/2000 12:30 PM MST


In Reply to: NASA Broadcast of Kick-off posted by Dung Cao on 1/3/2000 9:56 AM MST:



9:30am to 2:30pm eastern time
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: Does anybody know what time the NASA broadcast would be on air?

: I've got the satellite information from FIRST, but no time posted. I'm trying to get the local cable company to broadcast this, but they need the time.
: Thanks


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