Apologies if this is the wrong location, but I dodn't want to pollute the Shuttle sections with stupid questions.In all the time I've been on this site, I've never seen an explanation of "Shuttle Sunday"I see Chris bump threads often enough for Shuttle Sunday (the STS-135 re-entry "video" being the latest example), but have never actually realised what SS actually is.Can someone explain it??? Is it just a site tradition or is there a deeper meaning?Thanks!
Because Sunday's ARE for Shuttles.
Quote from: Chris Bergin on 09/24/2018 05:29 pmBecause Sunday's ARE for Shuttles. More specifically: the very first shuttle, Columbia, was launched for the very first time on SUNDAY April 12, 1981.
Are there other official audio and video sources today (perhaps streamed) that NASA staff (and families perhaps) can use from home? I remember the movie "The Right Stuff" and the wives would be listening on a special radio that allowed them to hear the radio calls. Other than watching NASA tv, I was wondering what else NASA staff might use to stay in touch when they are out of mission control.