stardust steve
23-03-2012, 11:57 AM
Hi, weather permitting, NASA is panning to launch 5 rockets to test winds and electrical currents at high altitude. Here is a copy and paste from Space.com.
NASA is once again hoping to launch five rockets in just over five minutes — a space barrage that promises to put on a spectacular midnight light show of luminescent vapor trails above the U.S. East Coast — but only if Mother Nature cooperates.
After a series of delays due to bad weather and a technical glitch, NASA is now aiming to launch the five-rocket barrage Friday (March 23) after weather concerns thwarted earlier attempts this week.
Live stream link-here (http://www.ustream.tv/channel/nasa-wallops)
NASA is once again hoping to launch five rockets in just over five minutes — a space barrage that promises to put on a spectacular midnight light show of luminescent vapor trails above the U.S. East Coast — but only if Mother Nature cooperates.
After a series of delays due to bad weather and a technical glitch, NASA is now aiming to launch the five-rocket barrage Friday (March 23) after weather concerns thwarted earlier attempts this week.
Live stream link-here (http://www.ustream.tv/channel/nasa-wallops)