Thanks for the update and the NASA link... I just happened to pick up the live feed "T-3 minutes". It is still awesome from me to watch a launch, especially so since I'm doing it whilst sitting in front of my pc. I think back to my family's old black and white tv watching the moon landing in 69. In some ways we've made giant leaps for [a] man, in others small steps backward for mankind... {beep}!
>The Pluto mission has been scrubbed day before yesterday because of high winds and yesterday because of power problems at the control center.
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>It has been delayed once today and now it is slated for 13:25 EST (18:25 UTC), or roughly 14 minutes from the moment I write this (unless they postpone again). Better be safe than sorry.
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>Watch it live at NASA/TV:
>http://www.nasa.gov/multimedia/nasatv/index.html
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>[Update] They just announced another delay due to low clouds that interfere with the camera angles. The new time now is set for 19:00 UTC (2:00PM EST)