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Landing preparations continue in orbit and on the ground as the sun rises over the Kennedy Space Center on what looks to be perfect weather.
4:01 AM Nov 27th
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Space shuttle Atlantis and its crew are in orbit, safely, after a beautiful launch from KSC.
11:41 AM Nov 16th
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The countdown is resuming at T-minus 9 minutes and counting to launch of space shuttle Atlantis. Watch live at floridatoday.com/flametrench
11:19 AM Nov 16th
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iphone.livestream.com/flattest/ is the address to watch our live broadcast from Kennedy Space Center on your iPhone.
10:53 AM Nov 16th
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Robert Pearlman now on live on our broadcast as the clock ticks toward the launch of space shuttle Atlantis. floridatoday.com/flametrench
10:26 AM Nov 16th
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1:23 James Dean: But not 20 minutes until launch. There's a 45-minute hold at T minus 9 minutes. Targeted launch time remains 2:28 p.m.
10:25 AM Nov 16th
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12:53 John Kelly: Our live broadcast begins at 1 p.m. You can watch in the TV window to the right of this box. We'll have a live report f..
9:58 AM Nov 16th
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NASA says it can work around noise and alarm issue with hydrogen pump motor. Not something that will stop launch today.
9:50 AM Nov 16th
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NASA is now working on an issue related to Atlantis' APUs. Unclear if it can be dealt with on-orbit. Decisions being made now.
9:46 AM Nov 16th
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Sorry folks for the earlier rush of messages. We had a technical glitch. We apologize for the inconvenience.
9:45 AM Nov 16th
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@ Sorry Keith. A little technical glitch there. It was an accident. I think we fixed it.
9:42 AM Nov 16th
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12:20 James Dean: The close-out crew is exiting Atlantis and preparing to close the hatch.
9:20 AM Nov 16th
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11:29 James Dean: You can follow the Tweet-up at this link:
8:46 AM Nov 16th
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10:34 James Dean: The Final Inspection Team is getting ready to depart the launch pad.
8:46 AM Nov 16th
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10:56 Comment From Dave C: James, where are you in relation to the launch pad?
8:46 AM Nov 16th
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11:02 Comment From Peoria: When's the nest weather forecast update?
8:46 AM Nov 16th
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10:25 Comment From Guest: why do we as a society still count when African-Americans do things for the first time or the
8:46 AM Nov 16th
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10:04 James Dean: Those two ELC palettes weigh more than 27,000 pounds combined. Also in the shuttle payload bay, fasten
8:46 AM Nov 16th
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9:55 James Dean: That square in the top part of patch represents the shape of the two cargo carriers that Atlantis is s
8:46 AM Nov 16th
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9:39 James Dean: PDF: Launch Viewing Sites Map
8:46 AM Nov 16th
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