2+2=4sixtwelve's welcome to RS

[stevasaurus 22,760]

Hey 2+2=4 Welcome to Red Square :)

[JimD 3,345]

:WRS: :ROTF:

[AMC RULES 37,130]

To all my buddies who are getting an early start on tonight's festivities.

Edited December 31, 2012 by 2+2=4sixtwelve's

[Jake Kuhn 1,555]

:WRS: :)

[Kelly 1,029]

:WRS:

[squonk 41,137]

But how long will he stay? :bow-blue:

Edited December 31, 2012 by squonk

[AMC RULES 37,130]

You can count on...at least nine more days.

[squonk 41,137]

You can count on...at least nine more days.

The clock is running. At 3 days the automatic sequencing will begin, at 15 hours the guidance will be internal and at 8 hours the ignition sequence will start. We are currently pressurizing the roundhood's main fuel tanks, all is go. Commander Craig reports "FEELS GOOD" Flight surgeon Stevasauras says blood pressure holding steady.

We are nine days into the count.This is Tecky Launch Control

Edited January 1, 2013 by squonk

[AMC RULES 37,130]

OK, "mission control"...

sounds like you're celebrating new years over at the flight sturgeon's house tonight?

Edited January 1, 2013 by 2+2=4sixtwelve's

[tunahead72 2,423]

New rule -- Every time you change your RedSquare screen name, you have to order a new ID badge for the national Wheel Horse show in June. And then you have to display them all! :ychain:

[squonk 41,137]

OK, "mission control"...

sounds like you're celebrating new years over at the flight sturgeon's house tonight?

I'm an old NASA Junkie from the Gemini/Apollo days. I would fake being sick to stay home from school to watch launches. I've been finding NASA stuff on You Tube lately. They have recordings of the Flight Director's loop on missions. Hearing all the technical jargon during a crisis (Gemini 8, Apollo 12,13) is fascinating stuff. Jack King was my hero.

[AMC RULES 37,130]

New rule -- Every time you change your RedSquare screen name, you have to order a new ID badge for the national Wheel Horse show in June. And then you have to display them all!

Imagine that...every ten days...that's just craaazy Ed.

[AMC RULES 37,130]

OK, "mission control"...

sounds like you're celebrating new years over at the flight sturgeon's house tonight?

I'm an old NASA Junkie from the Gemini/Apollo days. I would fake being sick to stay home from school to watch launches. I've been finding NASA stuff on You Tube lately. They have recordings of the Flight Director's loop on missions. Hearing all the technical jargon during a crisis (Gemini 8, Apollo 12,13) is fascinating stuff. Jack King was my hero.

Who doesn't appreciate NASA history, share you're favorite link Mike.

[squonk 41,137]

OK, "mission control"...

sounds like you're celebrating new years over at the flight sturgeon's house tonight?

I'm an old NASA Junkie from the Gemini/Apollo days. I would fake being sick to stay home from school to watch launches. I've been finding NASA stuff on You Tube lately. They have recordings of the Flight Director's loop on missions. Hearing all the technical jargon during a crisis (Gemini 8, Apollo 12,13) is fascinating stuff. Jack King was my hero.

Who doesn't appreciate NASA history, share you're favorite link Mike.

Ok. Here's John Aaron's famous "SCE to AUX"

[AMC RULES 37,130]

7.6 million pounds of thrust...wonder how far that would launch a out into space?

Just imagine, "to boldly go"...whoops...that's a different show.

[squonk 41,137]

I like on the loop when someone says That was some simulation!

[AMC RULES 37,130]

We'll have to get you a tin can to talk into Mike...

so you can walk around at the big show providing commentary that sounds like Jack King.

Edited January 1, 2013 by 2+2=4sixtwelve's

[KC9KAS 4,741]

My favorite:

ABC News Science Editor Jules Bergman with a model of Skylab, 1973.

[squonk 41,137]

2 more good ones. Apollo 13 launch and explosion loops. Explosion happens 6 min. into the 2nd video

[Terry M-(Moderator) 2,175]

:scratchead:

[squonk 41,137]

You really need to know the characters involved! :)

[can whlvr 993]

welcome again,haha