Rookie here for question....

.... hopefully this is the right group for this... NASA is launching a
rocket next week and my family is going to be in Orlando... Is it
worth going to see or is it too far away to really get a good look?
If so, where is the best viewing point? Do they 'scrub' these mission
often? Thank you for any advice!

Kevin Miller
Fort Wayne, IN

Me wrote:
... hopefully this is the right group for this... NASA is launching a
rocket next week and my family is going to be in Orlando... Is it
worth going to see or is it too far away to really get a good look?
If so, where is the best viewing point? Do they 'scrub' these mission
often? Thank you for any advice!

Kevin Miller
Fort Wayne, IN


January 17: Atlas 5/Pluto New Horizons

Lockheed Martin Atlas 5 rocket with NASA's New Horizons mission to Pluto
from Pad 41 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. Launch
window: 1:24 to 3:24 p.m. Mission can launch anytime during a window
extending to Feb. 14.


Keep an eye on the weather and I would suggest Jetty Park as a viewing
site......
Tom

Me wrote in news:rsmbs1lgq5734uv7he6qq7kv004un15129@
4ax.com:

... hopefully this is the right group for this... NASA is launching a
rocket next week and my family is going to be in Orlando... Is it
worth going to see or is it too far away to really get a good look?
If so, where is the best viewing point? Do they 'scrub' these mission
often? Thank you for any advice!

Kevin Miller
Fort Wayne, IN


Cape Canaveral is not that far. The Beeline (Beachline) 528 basically takes
your right there.

On or about Thu, 10 Aug 2006 12:34:19 -0400, solarsell made the sensational claim that:
The Beeline (Beachline) 528 basically takes
your right there.

Gawd, I rolled my eyes a whole 360 degrees the first time I saw that new name.
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