Endeavour being moved.

[ChrisH]

Saw it make a pass over LAX a few minutes ago from a nice air-conditioned conference room. No cameras allowed though

[DampRobot]

About an hour ago, it passed over my school. Didn't hear about it though until the next period. Darn!

[ChrisH]

Got to see the final approach. The actual landing was "behind" a building from where I was. Strange, I got to see the first flight of the shuttle program when Enterprise made it's first drop test. Now I got to see the last landing. Those two events bracket much of my career.

[SenorZ]

Maybe didn't get as good a view as the Robonauts... but a flyby our school was pretty cool. And at lunch so everyone saw.

Endeavor Flies By Marina High School

[Kevin Watson]

Here's a photo of some of us on the SpaceX roof as we get our own Endeavor fly by (I'm the grey-haired guy on the left):

https://twitter.com/SpaceX/status/24.../photo/1/large

-Kevin

[EricH]

I was across the street from SpaceX in the parking lot of a home improvement store. Got pictures from 3/4 flybys... including the landing one and one that went down to about 200 ft over the runway; I'll have to go through and post some of them.

Edit: Pictures are up in CD-Media.

[JonathanZur1836]

My team and I were lucky enough to see it from our school We are very close to the Getty center so we saw it circle a few times during lunch, it was really cool. Thank you NASA for this amazing opportunity, the shuttles will be missed.

[davidfv]

Last year's robot,X-1, watched the takeoff of the SCA and Endeavour and hung out with aircraft at NASA Dryden. The shuttle directly flew over the Lancaster High School, home of Team 399.

http://www.facebook.com/FRC399
https://twitter.com/FRC399/status/24...571648/photo/1

[Cory]

Here are two shots I took from right next to the runway at NASA Ames this morning. The second highlights the skeleton of Hangar One

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