[Lead Moderator]

Do you have a link?

[steveegg]

Do you have a link?

We're working on it. CNN.com has the following on the front page of their site - "The shuttle program is being grounded while engineers determine the effects of debris falling from Discovery during blastoff Tuesday, NASA says. More soon." No separate story yet, though.

[So Cal Rocket]

Justin Ray of Spaceflight Now is live-blogging the NASA Press Conference:

http://www.spaceflightnow.com/shuttle/sts114/status.html

[COEXERJ145]

Might want to remove the "NASA hopes to get this one back ok!" from the title as NASA has said Discovery is not in danger from this issue as the debris didn't hit the shuttle.

[MindBender26]

I'm in Orlando, Source is VERY senior at Cape. (I'm old network newsie. I post no BS.)

Now breaking everywhere

[MindBender26]

WE BEAT MSM, AND EVERYONE ELSE BY 5 MINUTES (ETERNITY IN THE NEWS BUSINESS) AND YOU TAKE IT OUT OF BREAKING?

IT IS STORY OF DAY ON ALL NATIONAL NEWS PROGRAMS AND MAY HAVE 3/10 DAY LEGS.

THIS WILL MAKE MAJOR LAYOFFS IN SPACE/DEFENSE INDUSTIRES NATIONWIDE, LOSS OF CONFIDENCE IN OTHER AREAS, DELAY PREZ'S MOON/MARS PROGRAMS BY 8/10 YEARS MIMIMUM, AND YOU DON'T THINK IT IS BREAKING NEWS?

IS FR SO UNSURE OF ITSELF THAT WE ONLY POST OTHER'S WORK ONCE IT HAS BEEN BROADCAST/PUBLISHED ELSEWHERE?