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On 3 Aug 2006 04:03:18 -0700, "The Guy In Ireland" wrote:
However Spaceflightnow.com is now reporting that NASA is looking at a 26th launch which means I'll be half way across the Atlantic which is a crap place to be for a launch. If that happens our tickets will be for nothing and obviously a major disappointment for our 1st vacation since I got home to Ireland. But the Spaceflightnow article also points out that because of the delay in Atlantis' roll out to the pad, the 26th date may be hard to achieve, favorable lighting or not. I hope you get to watch the launch. I suspect the landing, outside of hearing the sonic booms live, is probably better on NASA-TV. Dale At least get a window seat on the left side of the plane for the flight here ![]() |
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