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Are Thrilled To Present:
And Now... From The Launch Of STS-95
Launch Webcast Thursday, October 29, 1998
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Content of the Webcast
Welcome to this exciting event witnessing the launch of STS-95.
During this two and a half hour event the public joined Brandt Secosh, Quest correspondent, live from
the press area at Kennedy Space Center.
We met with exciting visitors to the launch site and learned interesting
facts about this mission and what it takes to prepare a mission
for launch.
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During the first hour of programming our host Karen Dodson
introduced:
Buzz Aldrin, the
second man to step on the moon
Dr. Victor Schneider, Program Scientist
Dr Frank M Sulzman, Research Program Manager
Dr. Joan Vernikos,
Director Life Sciences
James Cameron,
Film Writer, Director and Producer
The primary content was the Life Sciences goals of the STS-95
mission and why John Glenn's involvement is so significant to
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During the following hour and a half Michael Ciannilli, a USA Test Project Engineer
was our host, talking with some of the distinguished guests attending
the launch and explaining many interesting facts about Shuttle preparation.
During the entire event the public was invited to join some special
guests such as the Museum of Science and Technology in Syracuse,
New York and ask questions via the chat room.
At T-9 (Take off minus 9 minutes) Mike Ciannilli provided an insider's
view of what is actually taking place on the launch pad as the shuttle
prepares for lift off.
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To learn more about the STS-95 mission please, visit the mission web site.
How to submit questions if you missed this chance to get your questions
asked:
How to view video coverage:
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