[retired_barbie34]

p.s.

If this caused a traffic jam to work I wouldn't care :cool:*10

http://www.nasa.gov/images/content/1...naround-lg.jpg

[retired_gitfresh]

Originally posted by Francis Cole:
Well half way on it way back to the facilities they decided in fact the weather is going to be ok after all and now its back (again) on the launch pad.

\o/ so the hurricane will miss or are they planning on a lunch before that ?

[retired_barbie34]

Apparently they think it will be fine on the launch pad during the huricane and so it will just sit there during it, and then launch early next week once its passed

\o/

[retired_jshendel]

The crawler returning the shuttle to the VAB was going at full power aswell, a whole 1mph

My week off could be saved then, might get to see a launch at least \o/

[retired_barbie34]

"Atlantis is returning to Launch Pad 39B to weather Tropical Storm Ernesto in place. It's expected to be in place around 8 p.m. EDT, and mission managers are confident in the ability of the rotating service structure to protect the vehicle on the pad. Depending on how the Kennedy Space Center weathers the storm, a launch attempt could come as early as next week"

[retired_Monica65]

Bacon's going to explode

[retired_jshendel]

Originally posted by Francis Cole:
Apparently they think it will be fine on the launch pad during the huricane and so it will just sit there during it, and then launch early next week once its passed

\o/

With the way the mission has gone so far, the winds will blow it over

[retired_jshendel]

Originally posted by Becks:
Bacon's going to explode

[retired_barbie34]

I wonder if they will make the crew sit in it during the storm?

[retired_barbie34]

Any objections to making this the general shuttle/space type of thread, so we don't keep having to make a new one every mission?

If not, ideas for the title?