Chandler,

be sure and watch for a little silver glint just behind the shuttle. That would be O'Mahoney trying to draft it.

K-Dogg

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NASA has scheduled a launch of a space shuttle on Monday, May 11 at 2:01 p.m.

If the sky is clear, we will be able to see the shuttle for about one minute or so, to the southeast. It takes about 30 seconds to one minute after launch for the shuttle to become visible above the horizon.

Paynes Prairie, Newnans Lake and the top of tall buildings are good places to watch a launch.

In the past I have ridden my bike to Newnan's Lake to watch launches. If you are out riding on Monday, you may want to pause to observe the shuttle.

Chandler Otis
Chanbike@xxxxxxx

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