At NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, space shuttle Endeavour and crew are nearing liftoff at Launch Pad 39A, prepared to begin the STS-130 mission to the International Space Station.
The countdown clock is holding at T-9 minutes. This is the last built-in hold and is scheduled to last about 45 minutes. During this hold the mission management team will conduct its final "go," or "no-go" decision for launch.
Weather at Kennedy Space Center has improved and currently is "go" for launch and for a return to the Shuttle Landing Facility, if necessary.
Weather over Spain, one of the three Transoceanic Abort Landing, or TAL, sites has cleared and given a "go" by the Spaceflight Meteorology Group at Johnson Space Center in Houston.
The countdown clock is holding at T-9 minutes. This is the last built-in hold and is scheduled to last about 45 minutes. During this hold the mission management team will conduct its final "go," or "no-go" decision for launch.
Weather at Kennedy Space Center has improved and currently is "go" for launch and for a return to the Shuttle Landing Facility, if necessary.
Weather over Spain, one of the three Transoceanic Abort Landing, or TAL, sites has cleared and given a "go" by the Spaceflight Meteorology Group at Johnson Space Center in Houston.
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