Space Shuttle Discovery is set to launch to the ISS on its final mission, STS-133, on Wednesday November 3, 2010 at 3:52pm EDT.
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/shutt ... index.html
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So sad, these craft have faithfully carried our astronauts for over 29 years and now it's all coming to an end.
I'm going to miss them, but I am thankful I have been able to see a launch and see one up close.
I will be watching on TV after school tomorrow if the flight is not delayed again. With all the failures and glitches with the shuttle the past week or so, I pray the crew will make it hone safe.
So sad, these craft have faithfully carried our astronauts for over 29 years and now it's all coming to an end.
I'm going to miss them, but I am thankful I have been able to see a launch and see one up close.
I will be watching on TV after school tomorrow if the flight is not delayed again. With all the failures and glitches with the shuttle the past week or so, I pray the crew will make it hone safe.
According to NASA's website, there's going to be another shuttle launch in late February. So it's not quite yet the time to say goodbye.
Scrubbed again, now targeted for November 5, 2010 at 3:04pm EDT.
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