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And Now... From Banana Creek!
Hosted By: Brandt Secosh
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On April 16, at 9:30 am Pacific, about an hour and a half before
the scheduled launch of STS-90, we took you live to Banana Creek. What
is Banana Creek? Well, it is the location at Kennedy Space Center where
special guests come to watch the launches.
Archive of the Live Event
originally broadcasted Friday April 17, 1998
The event went something like this:
- 5 Minutes of Introductions
- 20 Minute Virtual Tour of the Saturn Facility
- 30 Minute presentation and discussion with: Joe Delai of the
International Space Station program at NASA
- 30 Minute discussion with a guest Astronaut!
Archive of the actual Shuttle Launch from t minus 12:00 minutes.
We will be joined by Linda Conrad sometime this week. Linda is the Sharing
NASA, NeurOn Project manager. She has been at Kennedy all week delivering
NeurOn At The Launch! a series of live presentations
of the her experiences leading up to the lauch. After the launch Linda
will interview live some of the payload crew that will have just launched
their experiments into space!
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