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Orbiter
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STS-134 cheerleading thread
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04/25/2011 10:26 pm »
I didn't see one, so I thought I'd kick one off!
Go Endeavour! 1992 - 2011!
Here's to a beautiful ending to a beautiful machine.
Go Mark, Greg H. J, Mike, Drew, Roberto & Greg C!
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Re: STS-134 cheerleading thread
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04/25/2011 10:37 pm »
Go Endeavour! Go STS-134!
Happy Landings, OV-105--thanks to all who brought her to flight status and kept her going for these 25 missions and 20 years.
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K8B
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Re: STS-134 cheerleading thread
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04/26/2011 11:55 am »
Go Endeavour, safe travels & a safe return! Thank you (& your crew) for serving your country - AND behaving yourself during the pad flow up to this launch!! Such a good youngest child
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MadameConcorde
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Re: STS-134 cheerleading thread
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04/26/2011 05:49 pm »
It was nice to watch the Astronauts landing at KSC in their T38s. They all looked very happy!
Roberto Vittori... mmm... handsome! Two Italians will be up there in the Sapce Station! Forza Italia!
Commander Mark Kelly said they expected good weather on Friday at launch time. Also he said he expected his wife Mrs Giffords to be arriving there at KSC soon so she can attend the launch. Commander Mark Kelly seems very happy to go for the flight the same as all the other Asttonauts!
I think this will be a great mission!!!
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Re: STS-134 cheerleading thread
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04/27/2011 12:28 pm »
Endeavour's first flight.
Orbiter
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Casey
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Re: STS-134 cheerleading thread
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04/28/2011 12:21 am »
OV-105 History courtesy of a friend at NASA.
I'm unable to locate who to give credit to - if it's you, please give a shout, I'd love to thank you for taking the time to put this together.
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Casey
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Re: STS-134 cheerleading thread
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04/28/2011 12:25 am »
Stunning photo! Endeavour on the pad for STS-134.
Credit goes to Terry Corbin.
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Re: STS-134 cheerleading thread
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04/28/2011 12:40 am »
Go Endeavor!! The MAF flyout crew is proud to have had the opportunity to work with you one last time (?)
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spacedog71
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Re: STS-134 cheerleading thread
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04/28/2011 02:38 pm »
Quote from: Casey on 04/28/2011 12:25 am
Stunning photo! Endeavour on the pad for STS-134.
Credit goes to Terry Corbin.
while this is a great shot, and the photographer's work is exquisite (
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rocketmanfla/
) it's simply got to be a composite. i've seen the milky way on the east coast before, at cape cod, looking straight up, but i defy any camera on earth to resolve it at a coastal horizon without an equatorial mount, while otherwise correctly exposed for the orbiter on the pad.
oh, and go endeavour!
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04/28/2011 08:20 pm »
When I remember Endeavour in the future I will remember a dramatic maiden flight with the first 3 person EVA and a successful satellite rescue, STS-61 the mission that saved Hubble and STS-118 bringing closure to Challenger.
Fair winds and following seas Endeavour and bring yourself and your crew home safely one last time.
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John M
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Re: STS-134 cheerleading thread
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04/28/2011 09:17 pm »
Go Big E!!!! (Who cares if some Prince is getting married tomorrow!)
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Eksath
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04/29/2011 02:27 am »
Go Captain Kelly and crew! Go Endeavour!
A photo collection:
http://nycaviation.com/2011/04/photos-commander-kelly-and-space-shuttle-endeavour-prepare-for-final-launch/
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IL2windhawk
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Go Endeavor!
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04/29/2011 02:33 am »
Go Endeavor GO!
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04/29/2011 02:36 am »
Make it a great 25th flight. Go Endeavour!
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04/29/2011 02:44 am »
Godspeed to Endeavour and her crew.
Wayne
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04/29/2011 11:23 am »
Go Endeavour, good luck and Godspeed!
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MATTBLAK
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Re: STS-134 cheerleading thread
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04/29/2011 11:32 am »
May the Angels ride with you - from Liftoff all the way to Wheels stop.
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Godspeed the crew of
Endeavour
. Rise Up, show the world that there is still power, glory and majesty in Human Achievement. Show the naysayers - whom I hear regularly saying, even in this 21st Century; 'It's all a waste of money' blah, blah blah.
Rise up, on your pillars of man-made fire and astonish the ignorant. Inspire the children who lately; have had their bright and shining future in the sky pushed further and further forward into Time...
Rise Up. Show them
ALL
what it means to be Astronauts, what it means to be a
SPACESHIP
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RISE UP!!
And show the Human Race that the Future is lit by Rocket Light....
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04/29/2011 11:43 am »
Go Endeavour! Make us all proud(er) of you today!
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GoForTLI
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04/29/2011 04:42 pm »
I'm obviously disappointed (as I took off from work today to watch the countdown and launch), but given the choice I'd rather watch scrub turnaround rather than royal wedding!
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Re: STS-134 cheerleading thread
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04/29/2011 04:43 pm »
Today just wasn't our day.
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