Space Shuttle Launch pics from 11/14....

[wkrider]

If you have any please share them. Once again I was not there to see it live and had to watch on the internet. Thanks for anything that you post.

[CaptainNemo]

This is what I was able to see from Miami.
http://i248.photobucket.com/albums/gg164/jelenszky/Shuttle.jpg

[dburg30]

Well, when I get the right USB cable, since I forgot mine, I'll post some of mine. We THOUGHT we had found a nice spot along the road to stop and watch. We saw as bright area on the ground that SEEMED to be in the right area for the pad. Well... We were wrong, we were farther away and it was to the left of us, so I had my camera set up (with a vid camera gorilla podded to my 50-500) and when they said IGNITION, I started taking pics, and low and behold.. Nothing happened.. I looked up and saw off to the LEFT the glow... ARRRGGGG>.. So I do have some, but when I moved the camera quickly my vid camera got bumped and hard had anything.. :(. I dont know if any will come out or not. We actually wound up being so far away, we didnt even hear it :(... It was cool, dont get me wrong. I saw one with my own eyes, but we thought we had stopped at a better place then we did

[zackiedawg]

Here's a 98-second exposure from my backyard in Boca Raton, FL...about 165 miles south of the launch:

http://www.pbase.com/image/105937152.jpg

[wkrider]

that is amazing that it can be seen from that far away...thanks a bunch.

[Boss Hogg]

I was at Rosen Shingle Creek in Orlando, so didn't have a tripod with me which meant pretty fast shutter speed, but managed a few...

http://i286.photobucket.com/albums/ll114/MatthewChurchill/Drink%20TR/IMG_9237-1.jpg

http://i286.photobucket.com/albums/ll114/MatthewChurchill/Drink%20TR/IMG_9245-1.jpg

You can just about make out the booster separation here...
http://i286.photobucket.com/albums/ll114/MatthewChurchill/Drink%20TR/IMG_9259-1.jpg

[Mckymousefn]

Very cool!! Do any of you know where you can find out... when they are having launches?

[Cdash]

www.nasa.gov (i think)

They have a launch calander of everything that is going up. ;)

[BPCooper]

Bookmark these:

http://www.nasa.gov/missions/highlights/schedule.html

http://www.spaceflightnow.com/tracking/index.html

[Mckymousefn]

Thanks for the links!!