We made it to Mars, finally!

"Chris Marriott" wrote in message
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"Gareth Slee" wrote in message
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"Chris Marriott" wrote in message
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Could you give a URL for this, please? Having broadband, I'd very much
like
to watch it!


Hi Chris

Try http://www.unitedspacealliance.com/live/nasatv.htm


Thanks! Much appreciated.

Regards,

Chris




Hi Chris,

Not much happening on the NASA TV channel itself but there's a couple of
links the
http://www.marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov
http://www.nasa.gov

I'll have to check them out myself as well. g

Best regards,
Bill

"Chris Marriott" wrote in message
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"Gareth Slee" wrote in message
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"Chris Marriott" wrote in message
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Could you give a URL for this, please? Having broadband, I'd very much
like
to watch it!


Hi Chris

Try http://www.unitedspacealliance.com/live/nasatv.htm


Thanks! Much appreciated.

Regards,

Chris




Hi Chris,

Not much happening on the NASA TV channel itself but there's a couple of
links the
http://www.marsrovers.jpl.nasa.gov
http://www.nasa.gov

I'll have to check them out myself as well. g

Best regards,
Bill

That works very well indeed - thank you very much. Definitely one to keep
"bookmarked".

Regards,

Chris

That works very well indeed - thank you very much. Definitely one to keep
"bookmarked".

Regards,

Chris

That works very well indeed - thank you very much. Definitely one to keep
"bookmarked".

Regards,

Chris

"Chris Marriott" wrote in message
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Three words: Internet NASA TV.


Could you give a URL for this, please? Having broadband, I'd very
much like to watch it!


Unfortunately, you've alreadly missed the best stuff. The schedule
changed from the published list as the day progressed. Here is
what the schedule ended up as; I also recorded the audio of the
more interesting press briefings (follow the links to hear them):

All times in GMT/UTC

-- News briefing, Mars program overview, 23:00 to 00:00

Here Ed Weiler discusses his wild aspirations for the mission, including
manned missions and what he would like to see in the history books
10,000 years from now.

http://cafesociety.uk.com/Temp/MER-B...300-Sat-TS.wav (3 MB)

-- Live coverage, Spirit landing, 02:45 to 05:00 (landing at 04:35)

-- News briefing, Spirit landing, 05:30 to 06:30

Pete Theisinger, Rob Manning et al describe the entry conditions

http://cafesociety.uk.com/Temp/MER-B...530-Sun-TS.wav (2.9 MB)

-- Live coverage, Spirit communications relay opportunity, 07:00 to 08:00

-- News briefing, Spirit landing, 08:30 to 09:30

Steve Squyres et al discuss their preliminary findings from the first data and images

http://cafesociety.uk.com/Temp/MER-B...830-Sun-TS.wav (2.8 MB)

-- News briefing, Spirit landing, 17:00 to 18:00

"Chris Marriott" wrote in message
...

Three words: Internet NASA TV.


Could you give a URL for this, please? Having broadband, I'd very
much like to watch it!


Unfortunately, you've alreadly missed the best stuff. The schedule
changed from the published list as the day progressed. Here is
what the schedule ended up as; I also recorded the audio of the
more interesting press briefings (follow the links to hear them):

All times in GMT/UTC

-- News briefing, Mars program overview, 23:00 to 00:00

Here Ed Weiler discusses his wild aspirations for the mission, including
manned missions and what he would like to see in the history books
10,000 years from now.

http://cafesociety.uk.com/Temp/MER-B...300-Sat-TS.wav (3 MB)

-- Live coverage, Spirit landing, 02:45 to 05:00 (landing at 04:35)

-- News briefing, Spirit landing, 05:30 to 06:30

Pete Theisinger, Rob Manning et al describe the entry conditions

http://cafesociety.uk.com/Temp/MER-B...530-Sun-TS.wav (2.9 MB)

-- Live coverage, Spirit communications relay opportunity, 07:00 to 08:00

-- News briefing, Spirit landing, 08:30 to 09:30

Steve Squyres et al discuss their preliminary findings from the first data and images

http://cafesociety.uk.com/Temp/MER-B...830-Sun-TS.wav (2.8 MB)

-- News briefing, Spirit landing, 17:00 to 18:00

"Chris Marriott" wrote in message
...

Three words: Internet NASA TV.


Could you give a URL for this, please? Having broadband, I'd very
much like to watch it!


Unfortunately, you've alreadly missed the best stuff. The schedule
changed from the published list as the day progressed. Here is
what the schedule ended up as; I also recorded the audio of the
more interesting press briefings (follow the links to hear them):

All times in GMT/UTC

-- News briefing, Mars program overview, 23:00 to 00:00

Here Ed Weiler discusses his wild aspirations for the mission, including
manned missions and what he would like to see in the history books
10,000 years from now.

http://cafesociety.uk.com/Temp/MER-B...300-Sat-TS.wav (3 MB)

-- Live coverage, Spirit landing, 02:45 to 05:00 (landing at 04:35)

-- News briefing, Spirit landing, 05:30 to 06:30

Pete Theisinger, Rob Manning et al describe the entry conditions

http://cafesociety.uk.com/Temp/MER-B...530-Sun-TS.wav (2.9 MB)

-- Live coverage, Spirit communications relay opportunity, 07:00 to 08:00

-- News briefing, Spirit landing, 08:30 to 09:30

Steve Squyres et al discuss their preliminary findings from the first data and images

http://cafesociety.uk.com/Temp/MER-B...830-Sun-TS.wav (2.8 MB)

-- News briefing, Spirit landing, 17:00 to 18:00

On 01/05/04 02:54 +0900, Chris Marriott wrote:

"Trane Francks" wrote in message
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Three words: Internet NASA TV.


Could you give a URL for this, please? Having broadband, I'd very much like
to watch it!

There are a bunch of different links that feature somewhat
different programming and bitrates. The main NASA TV URL is:

http://www.nasa.gov/ram/35037main_portal.ram

The rest of them can be found at the various links located on the
NASA TV Multimedia page:

http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html

trane
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//------------------------------------------------------------
// Trane Francks Tokyo, Japan
// Practice random kindness and senseless acts of beauty.

On 01/05/04 02:54 +0900, Chris Marriott wrote:

"Trane Francks" wrote in message
...

Three words: Internet NASA TV.


Could you give a URL for this, please? Having broadband, I'd very much like
to watch it!

There are a bunch of different links that feature somewhat
different programming and bitrates. The main NASA TV URL is:

http://www.nasa.gov/ram/35037main_portal.ram

The rest of them can be found at the various links located on the
NASA TV Multimedia page:

http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html

trane
--
//------------------------------------------------------------
// Trane Francks Tokyo, Japan
// Practice random kindness and senseless acts of beauty.