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STS-114
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2 28775 051.6477 058.3463 0056454 342.0966 110.2438 16.30161499 36
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2 25544 051.6458 058.1527 0003026 162.0554 280.3853 15.71951566381910

73, Scott WA6LIE

NASA successfully launched space shuttle Discovery on Tuesday after a 2-1/2 year struggle to rebuild the shuttle program following the fatal Columbia accident.

The shuttle, carrying seven crew members, soared into slightly hazy skies, leaving behind a trail of smoke and flames, while the roar of its solid booster rockets rattled windows and shook the ground across Cape Canaveral in Florida.

"On behalf of the many millions of people who believe so deeply in what we do, good luck, Godspeed and have a little fun up there," NASA launch director Mike Leinbach told the crew a few minutes before liftoff at 10:39 a.m.

Radio Amateurs make up 6 of the 7 crew members of the STS-114 Space Shuttle due for launch at 1951 UTC on Wednesday July 13th.

They are:
• Mission Commander - Eileen Collins, KD5EDS
• Mission Specialist - Wendy Lawrence, KC5KII
• Mission Specialist - Charles Camarda, KC5ZSY
• Mission Specialist - Soichi Noguchi, KD5TVP
• Mission Specialist - Andrew Thomas, KD5CHF/VK5MIR
• Pilot - James Kelly, KC5ZSW

http://www.southgatearc.org/news/jul2005/shuttle_crew.htm

Hello All,

I saw today the shuttle launch on NASA-TV -
and CNN.
The launch went perfect.
In the cargo is also the PCSAT2.
http://web.usna.navy.mil/~bruninga/pcsat2.html

I just saw on the local news that some
shield pieces broke off the shuttle.
It was too see on the cameras wich is
installed on the shuttle.
For the people who've missed the launch you
can see on the video clip:
http://www.luchtvaartnieuws.nl/video/

Let we all hope for a save flight!

73's Cor PD0RKC