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Who's watching the Artemis rocket launch? N/t [View all] malaise 7 hrs ago OP

Me. applegrove 7 hrs ago #1

I am now. Loryn 7 hrs ago #2

T -10:00 SheltieLover 7 hrs ago #3

Me! QED 7 hrs ago #4

Jacksonville fl checking in. Clock has restarted. Lochloosa 7 hrs ago #5

Yup.....on C-SPAN..... a kennedy 7 hrs ago #6

Me. Jerry2144 7 hrs ago #7

My husband and I are. Quiet Em 7 hrs ago #8

T - 05:00. applegrove 7 hrs ago #9

;-{)MOON OR BUST Goonch 7 hrs ago #10

All systems are go 4min. SheltieLover 7 hrs ago #11

Directly from the NASA feed, working from home today so it's been in the background. haele 7 hrs ago #12

Best place to watch is YouTube - NASA feed. llmart 6 hrs ago #42

Liftoff! malaise 7 hrs ago #13

👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 👏🏻 a kennedy 7 hrs ago #14

I am! MustLoveBeagles 7 hrs ago #15

Got those SRBs out of the way on sched. House of Roberts 7 hrs ago #16

Yes - one of the few bright spots in the news nt newdeal2 7 hrs ago #17

Me DBoon 7 hrs ago #18

Malaise - I just sat on the couch and cried. Holy cow. Maru Kitteh 7 hrs ago #19

Laz is crying too. His first memory with his dad was haele 7 hrs ago #22

Yes it sure has been a long time malaise 7 hrs ago #28

I got a bit choked up also. llmart 6 hrs ago #43

Remarkable. PCIntern 7 hrs ago #20

Absolutely remarkable. Prairie_Seagull 5 hrs ago #67

Whew. That was a corrective emotional experience. SheltieLover 7 hrs ago #21

I'll never forget that day malaise 7 hrs ago #34

Me either. Horrible & thanks to ragun forcing NASA to launch, despite problems. SheltieLover 7 hrs ago #36

I will NEVER forgive him for that, amoung his many sins. niyad 4 hrs ago #75

Same here! SheltieLover 4 hrs ago #76

I was in Tampa BeneteauBum 4 hrs ago #81

I watched the explosion as I paid for gas on my way to work at a Veterans' niyad 4 hrs ago #77

I'm sure it was. SheltieLover 4 hrs ago #79

I was grateful that I could be there for them. niyad 4 hrs ago #83

I'm glad you were, too! SheltieLover 4 hrs ago #86

It gives me great pleasure to know pootin is eating his rotten heart out. SheltieLover 7 hrs ago #23

I am. Whoever the production director on this is... ruet 7 hrs ago #24

Watching it here. Mz Pip 7 hrs ago #27

We watched Challenger in class. ruet 7 hrs ago #30

My wife was a school teacher PCB66 6 hrs ago #58

Our sixth graders in Minnesota watched on a telecast. pazzyanne 5 hrs ago #71

I was watching via the BBC, and couldn't tell who was doing the coverage badly muriel_volestrangler 7 hrs ago #35

And then they missed the... ruet 6 hrs ago #53

Saw it from my front yard! mcar 7 hrs ago #25

Color me green with envy! Spazito 6 hrs ago #40

Lucky you! llmart 6 hrs ago #44

No. 100 miles west mcar 6 hrs ago #49

Likewise for about 5 seconds between parting clouds. Rhiagel 5 hrs ago #72

Yep Maeve 7 hrs ago #26

Me. Ocelot II 7 hrs ago #29

Took me back madamesilverspurs 7 hrs ago #31

Sweet memories malaise 7 hrs ago #32

Me, too zeusdogmom 7 hrs ago #37

Saw an interview where a grandmother had taken her two children to the coast to see it. llmart 6 hrs ago #46

The what? When? What a fucking waste of money! QueerDuck 7 hrs ago #33

Scientific knowledge is a waste of money? niyad 4 hrs ago #84

I remember watching NASA flights through grade school... spanone 6 hrs ago #38

I certainly was... Spazito 6 hrs ago #39

Me, of course. llmart 6 hrs ago #41

Wonderful malaise 6 hrs ago #47

We stepped out to look for it buzzycrumbhunger 6 hrs ago #45

Yes! nt 🙂 Raine 6 hrs ago #48

How can you not? JMCKUSICK 6 hrs ago #50

Me Malaise.. Turned it on at 9AM this morning. I posted some links for it earlier, but I would imagine they rolled down LiberalArkie 6 hrs ago #51

Why not be a CEO in space? malthaussen 6 hrs ago #52

THIS malaise 6 hrs ago #55

Not me. NNadir 6 hrs ago #54

Watched it from my back yard! It was awesome & loud! CaptainTruth 6 hrs ago #56

Fabulous malaise 6 hrs ago #59

We've had five Falcon 9 launches in the last 2 weeks or so. CaptainTruth 5 hrs ago #70

A bit of trivia about the lanyards the ground crew wear around their necks for identification... Spazito 6 hrs ago #57

Very cool malaise 6 hrs ago #61

Nicole Mann is the first Native American chosen for the Artemis program. llmart 3 hrs ago #87

I didn't know that... Spazito 3 hrs ago #88

Saw it for a brief two seconds before a cloud got in the way. Tommy Carcetti 6 hrs ago #60

I was angrychair 6 hrs ago #62

Because of the general awfulness of -- Everything-- Collimator 6 hrs ago #63

Nasa's coverage is so shittt ... Mr. Sparkle 6 hrs ago #64

Absolutely! relayerbob 6 hrs ago #65

Am I the only one still suffering from a bit of PTSD from the Challenger? NH Ethylene 5 hrs ago #66

No malaise 5 hrs ago #68

No. You have much company. niyad 4 hrs ago #82

I did! mvd 5 hrs ago #69

I did. n/t Tess49 5 hrs ago #73

my wife and 10-year-old daughter are out of state right now. cab67 5 hrs ago #74

I am a space exploration fanatic BeneteauBum 4 hrs ago #78

ME.MYSELF and I. AllaN01Bear 4 hrs ago #80

We watched it on Cspan. All rocket launches are spectacular... Enter stage left 4 hrs ago #85