Shuttle undocking in 15 minutes live.

[M54 (Molly)]

Someone has probably already posted this, but the Shuttle is going to undock in about 15 minutes and fly around the ISS.

http://www.spacevidcast.com/live/

[Liz]

Thankyou Molly!!

[Kevnool (Kev)]

I,m on it
Thx Molly

[erick (Eric)]

I'm in! Thanks

[erick (Eric)]

Nothing happening - except they seem to be searching for lost email?

[casstony]

Only 38 viewers on air - can that be right? I thought there would be more than 38 people interested in space operations at any given time.

[Liz]

Yes, all a bit quiet at the moment.

[Suzy]

I had a look about 5 mins ago and I thought I'd just missed it, as it was all quiet.
I'll get the video back up and wait...
Thanks Molly!

[casstony]

The kids are going "weeee" as the guys cruise along the passage - they want to have a go. So do I.

[Liz]

Originally Posted by casstony

Only 38 viewers on air - can that be right? I thought there would be more than 38 people interested in space operations at any given time.

Yep, just us and a few Americans.

[Kevnool (Kev)]

In the briefing they said it is still 2 hours away from now before they close the hatch.

Cheers Kev.

[M54 (Molly)]

Sorry all,

I got the time wrong.

Farewell and hatch closure at 10.56 GMT, which is happening now.

Undock is 3.53 am GMT which I think is about 2pm tomorrow our time?

http://www.nasa.gov/tvschedule/pdf/tvsked_revc.pdf

[bartman (Bart)]

Originally Posted by M54

Undock is 3.53 am GMT which I think is about 2pm tomorrow our time?

11:53 hrs for Perth....... Melbourne is not the center of Oz
Cheers
Bartman

[Liz]

Endeavour is on her way home.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/...74H7GB20110530

[Spanrz (Brett)]

This was awesome watching on the iPhone (today). They were doing their 360 degree flyaround experiment when I was watching, I tell ya, it felt weird to watch a live feed of this whilst working.... (shhh don't tell the boss), but the awesome factor was just too good to stop