Updated: Space Shuttle Atlantis Landing Live Today @ 3:49 pm EDT Edwards AFB, CA

06/21/07 | Kevin Davis

[KevinDavis]

Let try it again.. The first landing attempt will be at the cape at 2:18 pm est at the Cape.

Details of the launch can be found at Spaceflightnow.com.

[nicmarlo]

oh...I got it wrong, lol! 16,600 mph....

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

See map at post #125....thanks to BD476

[nicmarlo]

Why are they landing at Edwards? I know they don’t like doing that.

[dragnet2]

Anyone have the HF-VHF rebroadcast frequencies??

[McGruff]

Thanks for Live stream: http://video.csupomona.edu/LiveTwo-245.asx

[Not now, Not ever!]

Now passing over San Diego, 22 minutes til td.

[Brad’s Gramma]

OK Geek. I’m in Orange County. What time do you *think* I’ll be see it, if possible...

[nicmarlo]

you might be able to hear it.

[John W]

weather

[Brad’s Gramma]

I’ll be see it

Dork.

[hoagy62]

Landing weather in FLA was no-go. They wanted to bring it down today, so Edwards it is.

[nicmarlo]

ah....thanks

[Ladysmith]

Too cloudy and I think bad weather at KSC.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

It’s going over your House....WAVE!!!

[shorty_harris]

I remember watching the very first shuttle land at Edwards back in 1981. From the time it was first discernible to the naked eye, to the time it touched down was on the order of 1 minute or less, if I remember correctly. It really is in a nose dive right up until it lines up with the runway.

[nicmarlo]

ty; it costs money to land there....I figured it might be weather-wise...but, didn’t I read there was some problems earlier with something?

[bd476]

You're welcome, Ernest. Please ping if you hear the sonic boom. It might be flying overhead, though doubt we'll see anything.

[hoagy62]

Just out of curiosity, do you think they’ve got mics set up at Edwards so we can hear the booms on the feed?

[Syncro]

We wanted some publicity for California.

It's all about lobbying

[nicmarlo]

Dork.

true that. : )