Space Shuttle Endeavor Launch scrubbed for at least 72 hours.

They will have a news conference on it later today.

Now will all the people who said the shuttle launch and the Royal wedding was nothing more than a Satanic Ritual please stand up.

Go on,

You only look a little stupid

Not very very stupid, just a little

So is the launch more related to beltain may 1st? or just may 2nd >.>

They read my thread where I exposed their fraud about the Shuttle being a hoax.

I expose the fact throughout all these decades NASA never bothered to embed a camera at the front of the Shuttle (inside/or out) to show how the Shuttle enters orbit and then seeks the ISS for docking.

Because this is the part NASA is hiding.

Who cares about what NASA does anymore. Back in the hay day of the moon landing NASA was all over the TV and in the hearts of Americans across the country. Now its just a sleazy black ops outfit that will never disclose anything to the very people that fund its very existence, namely extra terrestrials or colonization of nearby planets such as mars.

Fuck you NASA. Americans are sick of being told NOTHING...

May 1st will lead to MAYday MAYDAY

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11:25 am

April 29, 2011

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by Eyder Peralta and Mark Stencel

NPR's Mark Stencel, who is at Cape Canaveral, reports NASA has scrubbed Endeavour's launch for at least 72 (updated) hours. On its twitter account NASA said it was working to fix two heaters associated with the shuttle's auxiliary power unit 1.

The crew, Mark reports, was in the Astrovan headed to the shuttle and when news came in, it turned back around to take them back to the crew quarters. NASA said it would begin draining the external fuel tank. "Engineers will assess the issue," NASA announced on Twitter, and will give an update on the situation in press conference later today.

We'll keep updating this post with dispatches from Mark, so check back.

Update at 2:33 p.m. ET. President Obama Arrives At Cape Canaveral:

Endeavour may not be lifting off this afternoon to begin its final mission, but NASA still got a big landing. President Obama arrived at the Kennedy Space Center this afternoon. But its doubtful he'll be able to stick around long enough to watch the next launch attempt.

With Endeavour's final 14-day mission on hold for at least 72 hours, the next launch window opens on Monday afternoon (between 2:28 and 2:34 p.m. ET), with subsequent opportunities earlier in the afternoon on Tuesday and Wednesday. Whether Monday is realistic may be more clear after a NASA press briefing later this afternoon.