Watch the space shuttle launch live today!

31st May 2008

posted in edtech, science |

In less than 4 hours, the space shuttle Discovery (STS-124) is scheduled to launch into outer space! (At 5:02 p.m. EDT)

SpaceVidcast is a Ustream.tv channel where you can watch the launch as well, participate in an interactive text chat, and hear commentary leading up to, during and after the launch.

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NASAspaceflight.com is a website about NASA launches and other activities that is recommended by SpaceVidcast, which has a lot of spaceflight videos available for on-demand playback.

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