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RT @: RT @: It was 40 years ago today. Congrats to Apollo 12 astronauts Alan Bean and Dick Gordon, and posthumo
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2:15 PM Nov 20th
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8:45 AM Nov 20th
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Glory days! Today's status briefing about the space shuttle mission, STS-129, will air live on NASA TV at 12:30 PM EST. .
6:27 AM Nov 19th
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Thanks so very much, everyone at NASA, for this momentous experience. Please do it again!
12:37 PM Nov 16th
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Everyone in Twent applauding the tv. "Picture perfect launch" with clear view for 3 minutes. Historic!
12:36 PM Nov 16th
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NASA post launch press conference starting. Atlantis last flew to Hubble. "Three small foam events" just before launch.
12:33 PM Nov 16th
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Volunteer, just retired from NPR, tells me this launch was LOUDER and STRAIGHTER than any others she's seen.
12:32 PM Nov 16th
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By now, it's probably the Apollo 13 moment on Atlantis: astros taking off helmets + gloves, saying "whew," enjoying the view
12:09 PM Nov 16th
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Asteroid tried to brain us. Giddy with post-launch exhiliration!
12:08 PM Nov 16th
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NASA TV giving us the view from space. Space, space, space/It's a real nice place/Cruised around Jupiter /Looked up Uranus
12:07 PM Nov 16th
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Atlantis on its way into Earth orbit. NASA ships in the Atlantic looking for launch engines; fuel tank burns up in atmosphere
12:05 PM Nov 16th
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CU on NASA TV of three Atlantis engines firing. "An atomic Roman candle, the most impressive ever," sez my Tweeting neighbor.
11:58 AM Nov 16th
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John Yetrick, NASA: Landing not as exciting: two sonic booms, landing "like a brick." Our launch best one he's seen.
11:54 AM Nov 16th
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Fiery tail+smoke trail much smaller than poor little Atlantis. Perfect FLDA sky and cirrus clouds behind. Awesome, that true
11:51 AM Nov 16th
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By Stage ONe, I mean the firing of the rear engines at the Shuttle's payload bay. TV can't capture what it's like to be here.
11:48 AM Nov 16th
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It turned left and we watched separation of Stage 1. Watching NASA TV replay launch at 2:28 PM and 10 secs EST
11:44 AM Nov 16th
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STS 129 glowed like a giant firecracker, sounds like one, snap, crackle, pop. Huge billows of gray, white smoke.
11:43 AM Nov 16th
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I'm at a loss to describe what I just felt + saw. I'd been told "it's so BIG". Gasped, cried, out of breath. CONGRATS, NASA!
11:42 AM Nov 16th
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Waiting for my heart to slow down. It was a perfect countdown - no bats - + a perfect launch. Atlantis a dot; now gone
11:40 AM Nov 16th
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TalkingScience is leaving the Twent to see the launch with naked eyes! Beyond excited; pinching myself that I'm HERE.
11:17 AM Nov 16th
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