Welcome home Atlantis

A very nice landing indeed.

Tommy
Denmark

"TGH" wrote in message
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A very nice landing indeed.

Tommy
Denmark

I just woke up and saw the Shuttle land on TV. Any idea which flight path it
took? I used to be able to see it zoom by here in New Orleans and it was a
pretty sight to see the plasma trail and the delayed sonic boom. I doubt it
took that path for safety reasons but I just wanted to know.


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"Andy P. Jung" wrote in message news:fWtQg.3525
I just woke up and saw the Shuttle land on TV. Any idea which flight path
it took? I used to be able to see it zoom by here in New Orleans and it
was a pretty sight to see the plasma trail and the delayed sonic boom. I
doubt it took that path for safety reasons but I just wanted to know.



Hi Andy

From what i looked like on Nasa.TV it was on orbit 186, long range or mid
range ground track.
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/sh...s/landing.html

Anyone else who can confirm?

BR
Tommy

TGH wrote:
A very nice landing indeed.

Tommy
Denmark


very beautiful landing. its neat to see them land in the dark.

Angela

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"TGH" wrote in message
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A very nice landing indeed.

Tommy
Denmark

I just woke up and saw the Shuttle land on TV. Any idea which flight path
it
took? I used to be able to see it zoom by here in New Orleans and it was a
pretty sight to see the plasma trail and the delayed sonic boom. I doubt
it
took that path for safety reasons but I just wanted to know.


--
Andy P. Jung
Metairie, Louisiana U.S.A.
(on the Western side of the 17th Street Canal)
http://www.JungWorld.com/

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Well, here i Denmark, we only have NASA tv on the internet.
No sight..
No boom..
Just TV
By the way, Atlantis landed 21 minutes past midday here.

Henrik

TGH schreef :
"Andy P. Jung" wrote in message news:fWtQg.3525
I just woke up and saw the Shuttle land on TV. Any idea which flight path
it took? I used to be able to see it zoom by here in New Orleans and it was
a pretty sight to see the plasma trail and the delayed sonic boom. I doubt
it took that path for safety reasons but I just wanted to know.

Hi Andy

From what i looked like on Nasa.TV it was on orbit 186, long range or mid
range ground track.
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/sh...s/landing.html

Anyone else who can confirm?

BR
Tommy

Indeed the landing occured on orbit 186, they flew over Mexico
(Yucatan) over the Gulf of Mexico towards KSC, Touchdown: 5.21 am ET

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"MetroHenrik" wrote in message
news:newscache$rpvx5j$ou22 Well, here i Denmark, we only have NASA tv on
the internet.
No sight..
No boom..
Just TV
By the way, Atlantis landed 21 minutes past midday here.

Henrik

Yeah... We should really have a Shuttle landing site on the island Fyn.

BR
Tommy

They tried to get the boom on the TV,but some idiot was running a helicopter
engine and I could not hear it.

Brian

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"Andy P. Jung" wrote in message
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"TGH" wrote in message
k...
A very nice landing indeed.

Tommy
Denmark

I just woke up and saw the Shuttle land on TV. Any idea which flight path
it took? I used to be able to see it zoom by here in New Orleans and it
was a pretty sight to see the plasma trail and the delayed sonic boom. I
doubt it took that path for safety reasons but I just wanted to know.


--
Andy P. Jung
Metairie, Louisiana U.S.A.
(on the Western side of the 17th Street Canal)
http://www.JungWorld.com/

To reply via e-mail, please visit my web site.

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TGH wrote:
A very nice landing indeed.

Tommy
Denmark
very beautiful landing. its neat to see them land in the dark.

Angela

Nice landing, but I'd always take a day landing for viewing, at night you
can only see the shuttle on short final.

On a pleasant day while strolling in sci.space.shuttle, a person by the
name of TGH exclaimed:
A very nice landing indeed.

Not to disrespect them, but aren't you complimenting the computer there?
Or maybe the pilot's button-pressing abilities?



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