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STS-117/Atlantis
Launch Target: To be determined
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Next Rocket Launch
AIM
Launch Date: April 25, 2007
Launch Time: 4:25:16 p.m. EDT
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NASA's Launch Schedule
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Kennedy Multimedia Gallery
Explore Kennedy's searchable database containing thousands of images and videos.
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In Their Own Words
For our employees, reporting to work at a NASA space center and working to ensure the mission is accomplished is an everyday task.
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Tour Kennedy
History, the future, nature and technology come together for an inspirational journey through space and time.

Check here fro scheduled events on so forth.... Explore the Hubble Telescope

Kennedy Space Center, FL

A montage of different views from around Kennedy including the launch sites. Graphics portraying weather over the cape are also included in the webcast.

Kennedy Space Center, FL

A view of the preparations involved before launches at Kennedy. Scientists and engineers prepare flight hardware that will eventually go into space.

Kennedy Space Center, FL

Take a Look inside at the latest processing activities of the Internationational Space Station (ISS) at Kennedy.

Below are some links brought to you by the ESA. To reach their home page, click the Banner above.

Hubble Space Telescope (HST)	Hubble Space Telescope (HST)	Hubble Space Telescope (HST)	Envisat	SMART-1
Low Low 'Comet Galaxy' being ripped apart by galaxy cluster	Low Low Zooming and panning on galaxy cluster Abell 2667.	Low Low Tidal forces on Earth	Hi-res The Larsen-B Ice Shelf captured by Envisat	Hi-res Crater Plaskett seen by SMART-1’s camera
Envisat	Rosetta	BepiColombo	Herschel	Rosetta
Hi-res Envisat captures Cyclone Gamede on 23 February 2007	Hi-res Mars 3D anaglyph (colour)	Hi-res Artists’view of BebiColombo’s planetary orbiter	Hi-res Herschel telescope's primary mirror	Hi-res Near-IR, green and near-UV colour view of Mars

Launch Feeds Countdown Home Page

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or close to the time of a launch...TY

AE Select 1 Streaming Feed Channel 4 Channel 2
Shuttle LC-39A NASA TV

Last but not least, Below are some links where you can veiw, collect, save and even print aerial photos propertys around the world. You can pan or type in addresses. We found "Windows Live" to be a great start for anyone that hasn't done this before. With "Google Earth" download you can even go 3-D and zoom in horizontally. Anyway, we'll let you try some of these interactive (spy?) sites and be your own judge. HAVE FUN WITH THESE...THEY REALLY ARE AWESOME!!!

View from a Satellite

To view the Earth as currently seen from a satellite in Earth orbit, choose the satellite from the list below and press the "View Earth from Satellite" button. The satellite database is updated regularly but may not reflect the current position of satellites, such as the U.S. Space Shuttle, which maneuver frequently after reaching orbit.

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Orbital elements as of 2007 March 30 12:00 UTC UTC