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I would believe as it is made in America it would be Imperial becuase ive heard read-outs during landing they call it out in feet, but thats coming from the HUD that is if the pilot isnt looking at his HUD ;)

Some photos of other Apollo landing sites.

Big shock, he saw and reported alot of events in the world and he wont be forgotten.

Engand has been bowled out for 425, the Australians are batting, even her Majesty is there. Also Peter Siddle isnt to well, he looked like he was going to throw up during his over.

Is the LRO still planning for get a picture of the Apollo 11 landing site by the 20th, or is it even flying over that area at that time? Thanks. Ryan.

Whats the actual point of this, is Kourou in a better position than Barkinour? or is this just a thing so the Soyuz can be launched more frequently. Thanks. Ryan.

I thought it actually stayed around alot longer than the other launches, but each launch is unique.

Endeavour Launch Now Scheduled for July 13 Mon, 13 Jul 2009 09:46:24 AM UTC+1000 Space shuttle Endeavour's STS-127 launch now is scheduled for July 13 at 6:51 p.m. EDT. Officials at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida called off Sunday's planned liftoff due to inclement weather. Cumulus...

Remember the ESA may have not actually put a Irish person into space they might of sneaked up somewhere.

Careful Testing Under Way After Lightning Strikes Sun, 12 Jul 2009 01:59:52 AM UTC+1000 The launch of space shuttle Endeavour was postponed until Sunday evening so engineers could evaluate the spacecraft's myriad systems following 11 lightning strikes in the Launch Complex 39A area. None of...

Growing up with the shuttle ive never seen a SRB that large before, its going to be an exciting mission. Also has anybody done a scenario for Ares 1-X? maybe the pad textured and all that stuff.

No its like a couple of Kilometres off. :(

RSS Retract Begins on Time Sat, 11 Jul 2009 01:17:58 PM UTC+1000 At NASA Kennedy Space Center's Launch Pad 39A, crews began moving the Rotating Service Structure to its park position on time at 11 p.m. EDT. The move takes approximately one hour. The launch team will meet tomorrow at 9:30...

I did that first up, i went through all the attachments and there all free.

This is helpful with the countdown operations also, http://spaceflightnow.com/shuttle/sts127/fdf/127count.html Countdown Clocks Tick Toward Endeavour Launch Fri, 10 Jul 2009 01:04:42 AM UTC+1000 Launch countdown operations are on schedule with no issues to report, according to launch...

Socks Has anybody been watching footage from the ISS and noticed that all the astronauts have socks on, is this for comfort reason or just becuase the amount of materials around they dont want to hard the material or the astronaut. I've noticed this in some Shuttle footage too. Thanks. Ryan.

But doesnt all ISS members have extensive knowledge of Russian and vice versa. I like the names too, but Voskhod has already been taken. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voskhod_programme A time will come when nations will run out of names for modules and just call them ''That funny looking module #1''

Very nice play from both teams. But im sorry to the Poms becuase the Aussies are going to win, we're better at every sport, except soccer.

A bad omen?

Ok guys i check my joystick, i rarely use it but its plugged in and ready for use.