"The launch team has extend the T-4 minute built-in hold further, now bringing the possible liftoff time to 9:24 a.m. EDT.
Weather continues to be the issue of the day, and the launch window extends until noon.
During this hold, the launch team will receive weather verification, the Launch Authority Team will be polled for a "go" or "no-go" for launch, and the launch test director will conduct the final launch status verification."
I was staying at my cousins house near London, he lived under the flight path to Heathrow.
Whenever the Concorde flew over it was like WOW.
( he also lived within sight of the Battersea Power Station, another WOW object)
Nah i like the shuttle, but for me this is exciting because its new and i am old enough to see it for what it is. i was just a younging when the shuttle started.
hate to see nasa getting a kid ready for school of a morning
snag a tarp over the probe
let a ship into a no go zone
then there is talk of one of their weather warning aircraft running out of fuel and having to return to base
now it will probably be another hour before launch
