Last Shuttle Launch (for Discovery)

[CaptainCrunch]

Originally Posted by WilsonFourTwo

Each of the three shuttles is supposed to have a final mission this year, with this being Discovery's final launch.

Endeavor is STS134 and Atlantis is STS135 remain, although I hear that 135 may not be funded.

Thats kind of what I thought.

[Pinner]

That Congress Woman's Husband is going up in April, I should've remembered that

[Bring_Back_Shantz]

Originally Posted by Bigtime

Ahem: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project..._propulsion%29

Yes it uses nuclear explosions behind a ship, but it's a little more complicated than just blowing up a nuclear bomb behind a spacecraft and sending it on it's way, which was what I was replying to.

[Cheese]

Ever wonder what it would be like to see the shuttle launch from your airplane window?

http://topicfire.com/share/Amazing-S...-16941162.html

[drewboy12]

Originally Posted by Cheese

Ever wonder what it would be like to see the shuttle launch from your airplane window?

http://topicfire.com/share/Amazing-S...-16941162.html

wow that would have been worth it just to pay for the flight to see that! amazing!