Shuttle leaps the wall

[Snidely]

Since arriving in Los Angeles 11 1/3 years ago, the space shuttle
Endeavour has been on temporary display at the California Science
Center. Last night, it was lifted into it's full stack position for
permanent display. The crane-assisted take-off lasted several hours,
most of which was streamed by the CSC.

The CSC also let NASA Space Flight (NSF) in with a camera.

The CSC stream starts at about first motion, with several cameras, some
of which may be cell phones, but also with a drone. There are captions
but no commentary or narration.

The NSF stream starts later, but runs slightly later as well. The NSF
camera is "inside the well" (inside the lower portions of a building to
be completed). There's the usual NSF commentary, including Chris
Bergin with a bunch of Endeavour photos ... construction, flight, and
turn-around work. Also, astronaut Garrett Reisman, whose first flight
was on Endeavour to the ISS, chats with camera-hostler Jack Beyer.

Gads, it doesn't seem like 11+ years, but also it seems like another
lifetime.

/dps

[Alain Fournier]

Post by Snidely
Since arriving in Los Angeles 11 1/3 years ago, the space shuttle
Endeavour has been on temporary display at the California Science
Center.  Last night, it was lifted into it's full stack position for
permanent display.  The crane-assisted take-off lasted several hours,
most of which was streamed by the CSC.
http://youtu.be/_eTmJUBcPZM
The CSC also let NASA Space Flight (NSF) in with a camera.
http://youtu.be/EbilYL-sqe0
The CSC stream starts at about first motion, with several cameras, some
of which may be cell phones, but also with a drone.  There are captions
but no commentary or narration.
The NSF stream starts later, but runs slightly later as well.  The NSF
camera is "inside the well" (inside the lower portions of a building to
be completed).  There's the usual NSF commentary, including Chris Bergin
with a bunch of Endeavour photos ... construction, flight, and
turn-around work.  Also, astronaut Garrett Reisman, whose first flight
was on Endeavour to the ISS, chats with camera-hostler Jack Beyer.
Gads, it doesn't seem like 11+ years, but also it seems like another
lifetime.

Thanks for that.


Alain Fournier

[Snidely]

[groups corrected]

Since arriving in Los Angeles 11 1/3 years ago, the space shuttle Endeavour
has been on temporary display at the California Science Center. Last night,
it was lifted into it's full stack position for permanent display. The
crane-assisted take-off lasted several hours, most of which was streamed by
the CSC.
http://youtu.be/_eTmJUBcPZM
The CSC also let NASA Space Flight (NSF) in with a camera.
http://youtu.be/EbilYL-sqe0
The CSC stream starts at about first motion, with several cameras, some of
which may be cell phones, but also with a drone. There are captions but no
commentary or narration.
The NSF stream starts later, but runs slightly later as well. The NSF camera
is "inside the well" (inside the lower portions of a building to be
completed). There's the usual NSF commentary, including Chris Bergin with a
bunch of Endeavour photos ... construction, flight, and turn-around work.
Also, astronaut Garrett Reisman, whose first flight was on Endeavour to the
ISS, chats with camera-hostler Jack Beyer.
Gads, it doesn't seem like 11+ years, but also it seems like another
lifetime.
/dps

[Snidely]

Post by Snidely
[groups corrected]

Since arriving in Los Angeles 11 1/3 years ago, the space shuttle Endeavour
has been on temporary display at the California Science Center. Last
night, it was lifted into it's full stack position for permanent display.
The crane-assisted take-off lasted several hours, most of which was
streamed by the CSC.
http://youtu.be/_eTmJUBcPZM
The CSC also let NASA Space Flight (NSF) in with a camera.
http://youtu.be/EbilYL-sqe0
The CSC stream starts at about first motion, with several cameras, some of
which may be cell phones, but also with a drone. There are captions but no
commentary or narration.

Turns out there is sporadic commentary, as around 1h 20m and 1h 40m.

Post by Snidely

The NSF stream starts later, but runs slightly later as well. The NSF
camera is "inside the well" (inside the lower portions of a building to be
completed). There's the usual NSF commentary, including Chris Bergin with
a bunch of Endeavour photos ... construction, flight, and turn-around work.
Also, astronaut Garrett Reisman, whose first flight was on Endeavour to
the ISS, chats with camera-hostler Jack Beyer.
Gads, it doesn't seem like 11+ years, but also it seems like another
lifetime.
/dps

-d