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NeurOn at the Launch!Linda comes to you live from the launch of STS-90But, throughout this project, we have focused on the people behind this Neurolab flight. You've gotten to know some of them through their bios, journals and online chats. Do you ever wonder what they are doing during all this excitement? That is the story I tell you here. April 7, I joined the team in their work (even got to help run errands and such) so that I could convey to you some of the excitement of the "worker bees." No, I didn't miss the launch! But I watched it from the place that "our team" working behind the scenes watched it. I tried to express to you what it's like for first timers, like Chris Barreras or veterans, like BJ Navarro. Join us!
In Journals:
April 8: Day 2: Helping with an unplanned event April 9: Day 3: Hangar L and Cape Canaveral April 10: Day 4: Getting up close for photos April 11: Day 5: Playing catch up and NeurOn Updates#20 April 12: Day 6: Easter bonding waste trays April 13: Day 7: The crew arrives at KSC April 14: Day 8: Meeting with Alex April 15: Day 9: A visit behind the barrier April 16: Day 10: Launch minus one, the sequel April 17: Day 11: The Launch!
I have a friend in space! by 5th grader, Hillary Beach April 19: Day 13: Blackout! I got some time with Darlene! April 20: Day 14: Post-launch monitoring in the User Room April 21: Day 15: After the launch: What's happening now? Continuing After launch NeurOn Journals
On April 13, 14, and 15 (the three days before launch) I reported to you
live over Learning Technologies Channel. Download
the RealPlayer. (The application program that allows you to hear or
watch the events.)
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