Does anyone watch (or even get) this channel?
It's been really interesting lately with Discovery linked with the ISS. Watching footage of the EVA installations of the new multi-purpose module has been interesting.
I think this channel is a worthwhile use of my tax dollar!
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03-06-2011 #1
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Nasa tv
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03-07-2011 #2
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We don't get this channel.
I'm such a space nerd that I would totally watch this all the time.
I love following the launch coverages on NASA's internet site.
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03-08-2011 #3Senator
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Whenever I turn it on, it seems to be during the silent time showing wonderful shots of the earth and its cloud formations, but no "action."
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I guess I'm luckier with the programming. After I come home from work, there's usually a daily briefing as to the activities on the ISS at 1AM to 1:30AM. I'm not subject to the "silent treatment" as much at that hour.
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03-09-2011 #5
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What a beautiful return to Earth by the shuttle Discovery!
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Yes in-dee-dee! Unbelievable the numbers they call out during re-entry. Mach 23!!!???
Did you catch Discovery's total service time in orbit? 365 days over its career!¡Que la fuerza te acompañe!
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