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Emily Lakdawalla • January 19, 2006
I am updating this as I take notes from the press conference.
Emily Lakdawalla • January 19, 2006
Emily Lakdawalla • January 19, 2006
So the Stardust press conference is still going on on NASA TV, but I am now turning to the Internet to monitor the status of New Horizons' third attempted launch day.
Emily Lakdawalla • January 19, 2006
Emily Lakdawalla • January 18, 2006
I was looking at that table of launch times for New Horizons and realized that the table included another valuable column of data that I hadn't noticed before: it tells you what year New Horizons will arrive, for each of the possible launch dates.
John Spencer • January 17, 2006
Oh well, the Sun sets on an earthbound New Horizons at least one more time. The first day's launch attempt was a strange experience in retrospect.
Emily Lakdawalla • January 17, 2006
Well, it was a nail-biting morning and too bad that New Horizons didn't go but these things happen pretty frequently.
John Spencer • January 16, 2006
New Horizons just experienced what we hope will be its last ever sunset on Earth. There will be three more sunsets to come.
John Spencer • January 15, 2006
Another quick post from the Cape. Yesterday was our final pre-launch meeting of the Science Team.
John Spencer • January 13, 2006
We're at the Cape! More properly, we're at Cocoa Beach just down the coast, having flown in from Denver today.
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