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Hubble repair mission is going on now (live?) on NASA TV   Message List  
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RE: DFAC-QN Re: Hubble repair mission is going on now (live?) on NASA TV

Hey, what was the popping noise that was constantly breaking in on the
audio, anyone know? It sort of sounded like a metal canister being
struck by something metallic; perhaps a galactic gavel?

>-----Original Message-----
>From: DFAC-QN@yahoogroups.com [mailto:DFAC-QN@yahoogroups.com]
>On Behalf Of azspacechild
>Sent: Saturday, May 16, 2009 8:50 PM
>To: DFAC-QN@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: DFAC-QN Re: Hubble repair mission is going on now
>(live?) on NASA TV
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>I was watching the EVA this morning, being broadcast live and
>in color, and thought back to the early broadcasts, in grainy
>black and white, from the Apollo program back in the late
>1960's. These EVAs seem so routine, even though every EVA
>carries a high risk factor. I look forward to the new photos
>and discoveries that the refurbished Hubble will provide. I
>hope a new generation will be inspired to go into space.
>
>Dan and I were talking about the Virgin Galactic program that
>will allow common folks to experience a sub-orbital ride into
>space, but the cost will initially be prohibitive for a
>working-stiff like me. Back in the late 60's and early 70's, I
>was sure that a trip into space, even if it was to Low Earth
>Orbit, would be common and inexpensive. My, my, how the
>priorities of our society have changed. I hope that eventually
>the cost will become affordable while I am still physically
>able to make that trip into space.
>
>Jim
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>--- In DFAC-QN@yahoogroups.com, "Loucks, Scott"
><loucksscott@...> wrote:
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>> Hi all, you may already be aware that the first space walk for the
>> space shuttle crew sent to repair Hubble is going on now. I have a
>> NASA TV video running on my desk top that looks to be live but I
>> haven't been able to confirm that yet. ..... they are currently
>> replacing the wide filed camera.
>>
>> http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/
>>
>> I recall the first repair mission that corrected Hubble's vision. I
>> followed the entire mission and enjoyed every minute of it. This
>> mission is looking to be just as entertaining...
>>
>> -Scott
>>
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Hi all, you may already be aware that the first space walk for the space shuttle crew sent to repair Hubble is going on now. I have a NASA TV video running on...
Loucks, Scott
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May 14, 2009
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I was watching the EVA this morning, being broadcast live and in color, and thought back to the early broadcasts, in grainy black and white, from the Apollo...
azspacechild
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May 17, 2009
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Hey, what was the popping noise that was constantly breaking in on the audio, anyone know? It sort of sounded like a metal canister being struck by something...
Loucks, Scott
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May 20, 2009
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