ISS Live! will be retired in two weeks.

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Who needs a space station when we have an airliner in space?

tonight will be broadcast a high definition camera from the ISS as a special event on National Geographic Channel:

national geographic channel -- live from space

reply to post by berkeleygal


PROTEST!!!!!!!!!

Submit concerns to NASA official Jennifer B. Price for more information.

soficrow
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PROTEST!!!!!!!!!

Submit concerns to NASA official Jennifer B. Price for more information.

Personally, I have nothing to protest about. I had not even heard of "ISS Live!" before this thread. Live feeds from the ISS will continue, as will (I assume) video diaries and other information about the ISS Expeditions. They simply decided to discontinue this particular "web experience" which lists individual crew activities and interactive 3D demonstrations.

whatnext21
Maybe there are too many rocks out there and they don't want us seeing them.

You can't see rocks from the ISS, unless it's one of the meteor strikes in the atmosphere.
Amateur astronomers keep a good eye on the sky for rocks, you can't hide them from people.

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Must be something out there they don't want us to see! Too many people posting in conspiracy sites about the UFOs they are trying to cover up!!

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Live feeds from the ISS will continue, as will (I assume) video diaries and other information about the ISS Expeditions. They simply decided to discontinue this particular "web experience" which lists individual crew activities and interactive 3D demonstrations.

Dang. Thanks. No info in the OP, nothing relevant in the link, no time to look further. So frustrating - ATS used to be at least marginally reliable. Now.....


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