Endeavour's last flight ever- STS-134
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EDIT: Just so you know, it's supposed to be spelled with a U, but NASA once forgot. Wikipedia's ref
Last edited by scimonster (2011-05-16 10:48:49)
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The person just said that just 18 seconds after launch, it will have a velocity of more than 1000mph!
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ssss wrote:
lol. waste of energy
Can't get there otherwise.
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ssss wrote:
scimonster wrote:
ssss wrote:
lol. waste of energy
Can't get there otherwise.
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my point exactly.
It's crazy how much they spent on these shuttles over the years- multimillion dollar craft and only in flight for a year total.
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scimonster wrote:
ssss wrote:
scimonster wrote:
Can't get there otherwise.
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my point exactly.
It's crazy how much they spent on these shuttles over the years- multimillion dollar craft and only in flight for a year total.
well thats called hunger for knowledge and Love with what they do
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Last edited by fanofcena (2011-05-16 07:10:41)
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Just 20 minutes until STS-134 launches!!
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Lol, we are the United States, where we can't afford to spend millions of dollars to send 7 people into space. XD
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16Skittles wrote:
Lol, we are the United States, where we can't afford to spend millions of dollars to send 7 people into space. XD
Hmm, you'll have to bring that up with the government. See why they're doing it. XD
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Some stats I heard/saw:
The booster rockets used 11K pounds of fuel a second!
The main tanks used fuel at a rate of emptying a backyard swimming pool in 25 seconds!
It was going at 13500 mph!
On the HD view, it went from more than 111K viewers to less than 100K in just a few seconds after the launch!
Watching replays now.
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Thanks for the link Sci! I would have missed it if you wouldn't have put it there! I love watching the replays.

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rabbit1131 wrote:
Thanks for the link Sci! I would have missed it if you wouldn't have put it there! I love watching the replays.
You're welcome.
And me too, but my siblings want graham crackers- a rare treat.
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scimonster wrote:
rabbit1131 wrote:
Thanks for the link Sci! I would have missed it if you wouldn't have put it there! I love watching the replays.
You're welcome.
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And me too, but my siblings want graham crackers- a rare treat.![]()
lol

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rabbit1131 wrote:
scimonster wrote:
rabbit1131 wrote:
Thanks for the link Sci! I would have missed it if you wouldn't have put it there! I love watching the replays.
You're welcome.
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And me too, but my siblings want graham crackers- a rare treat.![]()
lol
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LOL at this: They spelled it "Endeavor" there. NASA chose Endeavour to name it after some British ship.
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scimonster wrote:
rabbit1131 wrote:
scimonster wrote:
You're welcome.![]()
And me too, but my siblings want graham crackers- a rare treat.![]()
lol
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LOL at this: They spelled it "Endeavor" there. NASA chose Endeavour to name it after some British ship.

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Only ONE MORE NASA Space Shuttle launch EVER: STS-135!
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I missed a Shuttle Launch?!?
Yup, only 1 more launch left ever.
I make model rockets (small rockets that are like 1-3 feet tall, and use blackpowder motors), and I made a scale model of the shuttle awhile back. Maybe I should launch it on the same day as STS-135. I should video tape it, and post it online here.
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fire219 wrote:
I missed a Shuttle Launch?!?
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Yup, only 1 more launch left ever.![]()
I make model rockets (small rockets that are like 1-3 feet tall, and use blackpowder motors), and I made a scale model of the shuttle awhile back. Maybe I should launch it on the same day as STS-135. I should video tape it, and post it online here.![]()
Well, I think the government wants NASA to go to Mars- that's something really worth watching!
Would be really cool to launch your own rocket with STS-135; why don't you call it Atlantis Jr.?
I'll make a different thread when the next one launches though.
brettman98 wrote:
I saw it.
Awesome, right?
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poopo wrote:
I wish I had seen it.
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It was all "routine" though each shuttle launch is unique.
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poopo wrote:
scimonster wrote:
poopo wrote:
I wish I had seen it.
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It was all "routine" though each shuttle launch is unique.
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what did you see was it just the launch or what?
I watched for about an hour before; I saw the astronauts getting in and the shuttle being loaded and closed.
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scimonster wrote:
poopo wrote:
scimonster wrote:
It was all "routine" though each shuttle launch is unique.![]()
what did you see was it just the launch or what?
I watched for about an hour before; I saw the astronauts getting in and the shuttle being loaded and closed.
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Coolio! Do you know the ships top speed?
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