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"Chris_Gaming" wrote in
: I live in Birmingham, Alabama; which is in north central Alabama. I have a simple question. Sitting here at home in my front yard, is there anyway for me to listen to the communications between Ground Control and the Shuttle and/or the Space Station? Sure. You don't need an antenna....(c; http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/realdata/nasatv/index.html If you want to hear the shuttle comms without the narration, Houston Chronicle newspaper has a feed, direct: http://www.chron.com/content/interac.../live/live.ram It'll run great in dialup, but the TV coverage from Akamai is fantastic on broadband at only 150Kbps to Realvideo in color. During flight, they both run 24/7 until the Shuttle has become old news or lands, we hope safely in one piece this time....(c; -- Larry |
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