Manned Launch Live On MSNBC

[annyokie]

Live thread watch it now!

[Howlin]

Did I miss it?

[Samwise]

Rats! I missed it. :(

[annyokie]

No, they went to a commercial. I hope they show the whole thing. It sounded like they were.

[Howlin]

I need a late night LIVE TV fix! :-)

[annyokie]

Me too! I hope I didn't mislead anyone here. They showed astronauts and all that jazz. However it is MSNBC.

[teletech]

What are we launching?

[mhking]

What are we launching?

Expidition Seven launch from Russia to the ISS. -- NASA TV is carrying coverage, including a live cam from within the Soyuz capsule.

[Djarum]

Can you explain your title?

[Brett66]

Soyuz?

[Djarum]

Disregard my last post.

[Howlin]

http://spaceflight.nasa.gov/realdata/nasatv/

[annyokie]

Astronauts on the Sauyez. I think I jumped the gun though. I don't see any more video. I'm sorry!

[Kadric]

Not sure but the only manned launch due that I know of is the Russian craft with a Russian and a USA to the ISS.

[Brett66]

Soyuz Launch Tonight From Russia

[annyokie]

Rescued again: Thank you , Howlin!

[Howlin]

NASA CAM!

[NormsRevenge]

As they say at the track.. "And They're Off!!!"

Our guy says he likes all 6 flavors of the Russian soup they will be eating on the ISS... borscht .. borscht ..borscht .. borscht ..borscht and .. borscht.

[NormsRevenge]

Sat Apr 26, 1:00 AM ET

CORRECTS DATE OF LIFTOFF -- In this image from television Saturday April 26, 2003, from the Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan, a Russian Soyuz TMA-2 spacecraft launches with Commander Yuri Malenchenko and NASA (news - web sites) Flight Engineer Ed Lu. It is only the thrid time a U.S. astronaut has launched in a Russian spacecraft. It will dock with the International Space Station (news - web sites). (AP Photo/NASA TV)