Another live stream of a rocket launch!

[goldenpeach]

Hi!

This launch will consist of launching three carbon unit commonly known as "human" to the ISS.

One of these units will stay there for a full year, drinking 730 litre of his urine and sweat.

The stream started at 2h30pm (eastern daylight time), the launch will take place at 3:42pm.

[Kryten]

You seem to have forgotten something...

http://www.tsenki.com/en/broadcast/broadcast/

http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/

[Frida Space]

T-20 minutes! One of the most experienced crews ever (in total, >1000 days in space), really exciting mission.

[PlonioFludrasco]

Hey was that really a tablet that they have on the soyuz?

[smjjames]

CNN is also showing it live.

Having live captions on the NASATV livestream would be great.

EDIT: LAUNCH!

Went out of sight through the clouds pretty quick.

[Frida Space]

Soyuz is now flying free, with solar panels & KURS antenna deployed correctly.

[Deutherius]

Safely in orbit, nice Docking in about 5 hours from now

[RocketPilot573]

And tune in for another launch in about 1 and a half hours (I think).

http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Navigation/The_future_-_Galileo/Launching_Galileo/Watch_Galileo_launch

[tygoo7]

That was a pretty cool launch. I watched it on my phone in advisory secretily but then people looked at me weird when I yelled "LIFTOFF!!!"

[Frida Space]

Man, people are quick to post videos. Edited March 27, 2015 by Frida Space

[Kulebron]

Missed it just an hour ago, clear night sky. Dangit! :facepalm:

Edited March 27, 2015 by Kulebron

[Kerbin Dallas Multipass]

ESA live coverage just started http://www.esa.int/Our_Activities/Navigation/The_future_-_Galileo/Launching_Galileo/Watch_Galileo_launch

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T minus 10 minutes

[RocketPilot573]

ESA launch in 5 minutes.

[Frida Space]

First Fregat cutoff, now 3h15mins of coasting phase, then circularization burn into a 22,522 km, 55.04° orbit.

[PlonioFludrasco]

CNN is also showing it live.

Having live captions on the NASATV livestream would be great.

EDIT: LAUNCH!

Went out of sight through the clouds pretty quick.

ESA one did the same

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PS what time (gmt) is Soyuz scheduled to dock with ISS?

[Deutherius]

ESA one did the same

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PS what time (gmt) is Soyuz scheduled to dock with ISS?

At 1:45 GMT+0. You can find the schedule at http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/# at the botton of the page

It will unfortunately overlap with the second part of the Galileo mission, which begins at 1:30 GMT+0 :/

[Wallygator]

Hi!

This launch will consist of launching three carbon unit commonly known as "human" to the ISS.

One of these units will stay there for a full year, drinking 730 litre of his urine and sweat.

The stream started at 2h30pm (eastern daylight time), the launch will take place at 3:42pm.

I hope these Carbon Units do well. Veegeer needs the information...

[Frida Space]

Again, people are quick.

[Deutherius]

And both mission were successful Gennady Padalka, Mikhail Korniyenko and Scott Kelly are safely aboard the ISS, and (from what I managed to gather) both Galileo satellites are on their intended orbits and working correctly.