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#400
by
leetdan
on 03 Jul, 2007 11:36
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According to
http://www.wunderground.com radar, the clouds near Jacksonville do top out above 15k feet, but are mostly offshore. To see this info, click the left edge of a radar map and select "Echo Tops".
I'll be out biking around Orlando, but I doubt I'll see anything with all this fog hanging around.
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#401
by
psloss
on 03 Jul, 2007 11:41
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leetdan - 3/7/2007 7:36 AM
According to http://www.wunderground.com radar, the clouds near Jacksonville do top out above 15k feet, but are mostly offshore. To see this info, click the left edge of a radar map and select "Echo Tops".
Nice. Thanks.
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#402
by
Zachstar
on 03 Jul, 2007 11:46
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#403
by
rdale
on 03 Jul, 2007 11:51
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Some low clouds here and there but nothing of concern over KSC and no precip in between...
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#404
by
rdale
on 03 Jul, 2007 11:52
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Per Al Stern @ InsideKSC - NASA932 is direct SLF runway 15, and the carrier will overfly Patrick AFB on its way up the beach.
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#405
by
Chris Bergin
on 03 Jul, 2007 11:56
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Less than 30 minutes to touchdown
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#406
by
haywoodfloyd
on 03 Jul, 2007 11:57
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Will the landing be televised on NASA-TV?
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#407
by
shuttlepilot
on 03 Jul, 2007 11:58
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haywoodfloyd - 3/7/2007 1:57 PM
Will the landing be televised on NASA-TV?
No info on this. We will see
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#408
by
shuttlepilot
on 03 Jul, 2007 12:02
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Still FL110. Speed 335 kts. 80 miles or 23 minutes to touchdown.
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#409
by
Zachstar
on 03 Jul, 2007 12:07
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#410
by
Chris Bergin
on 03 Jul, 2007 12:08
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SCA's turned north, and then east again.
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#411
by
rdale
on 03 Jul, 2007 12:12
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If you look at the log - when it gets hit by alternating radars it may show brief glitches, especially while descending.
08:00 28.90 -81.60 334 14800
08:00 28.83 -81.55 331 11000
08:00 28.85 -81.53 314 14300
08:01 28.78 -81.47 319 11000
There is no way that within a minute it dropped and rose a few thousand feet ;>
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#412
by
shuttlepilot
on 03 Jul, 2007 12:12
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SCA at FL080 and descending.
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#413
by
Chris Bergin
on 03 Jul, 2007 12:13
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8,000 ft. No one at KSC, Cocoa beach can see it yet. Clouds are an issue.
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#414
by
psloss
on 03 Jul, 2007 12:13
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#415
by
shuttlepilot
on 03 Jul, 2007 12:16
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6000 feet. Still descending. Speed 250 kts. Less than 10 minutes or 20 miles to touchdown.
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#416
by
Zachstar
on 03 Jul, 2007 12:16
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#417
by
Rocket Nut
on 03 Jul, 2007 12:17
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Darn, He just passed west of my house at about 5,000 feet...not going directly overhead this time.
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#418
by
rdale
on 03 Jul, 2007 12:17
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#419
by
shuttlepilot
on 03 Jul, 2007 12:18
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5000 feet. Continuing descent. Speed 265 kts. 6 minutes to touchdown.
