The NASASpaceFlight.com live thread is here. Note that NASASpaceFlight's forums will be closed to guests during deorbit and landing, so if you want to keep up to the minute with their coverage then you'll have to register. This is not a plug for their site, just a friendly reminder.
First landing opportunity puts wheels stop at 1:01 PM ET and the second landing opportunity put wheels stop at 2:36 PM ET. Only Kennedy Space Centre is available for today's attempts. If neither of the opportunities are taken today then all three landing sites will be open for tomorrow's attempts and the shuttle WILL land tomorrow somewhere in the US.
This daylight landing will feature a pass over the continental US. Check the ground paths on the NASA website or the NASASpaceFlight forums to see if they'll cross over your state. Listen for the twin sonic booms and look for the plasma trail (not in that order).
Thanks very much. I usually follow the launch and landing and some of the mission in between but too much happening on this part of the earth at the same time...:)
Okay, I don’t understand most of what folks are saying on the forum, but the screen shots of the astronaut (Scott?) on the end of that arm repairing the solar array panels take my breath away... and, from the posts, it was solar array 4B that was repaired and deployed?
All the best to Flight Engineer Daniel Tani during his time at the ISS. I’ll be back in the morning!!