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SpaceflightNow shows the Delta-IV Heavy First Flight happening on
Dec 10th between 1931GMT and 2227GMT (1431EST-1727EST), see: http://www.spaceflightnow.com/tracking/index.html Boeing's Launch Services website has a countdown clock, that according to my calculations, counts down to T-0 about 1431 GMT, See: http://www.boeing.com/defense-space/...bls/flash.html and http://www.boeing.com/defense-space/...avy/flash.html Does anyone know if the count shown includes built in holds (ie it will hold at certain points, or if something's broken on my, or Boeing's end ? [(Yes, my clock, and timezone are correct ![]() Normally I would have just assumed that it is just that the clock includes built in holds, but the fact that 1431EST +0500 gives 1931GMT, just when the launch window opens, just made me think twice. Anyone able to confirm for sure ? What do folks over in the US calculate T-0 based on the countdown clock ? Iain |
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