If you don't have a TVRO C band sat dish, here is where you can see it live
via web cast, Mike, PS Nice ISS pic's on Mapug.

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> PROBE TO ATTEMPT FIRST LANDING ON ASTEROID TODAY
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> NASA's $223 million mission to get up-close and personal with an
> asteroid goes out with what could very well amount to a bang as the
> NEAR Shoemaker spacecraft heads for an unprecedented landing on Eros
> today.
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> http://spaceflightnow.com/near/status.html
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> SHUTTLE DOCKING PORT TO BE ADDED TO DESTINY TODAY
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> Atlantis' spacewalking astronauts Tom Jones and Bob Curbeam plan to
> step outside the shuttle again on Monday to lend a hand attaching a
> cone-shaped docking port to the newly-installed Destiny lab.
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> http://spaceflightnow.com/station/stage5a/010212fd6/
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> We will have live updates throughout the spacewalk:
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> NASA DELIGHTED BY SMOOTH DESTINY LAB ACTIVATION
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> The Atlantis astronauts and the international space station's
> three-man crew floated into the $1.4 billion Destiny module for the
> first time Sunday and sailed through the new laboratory's initial
> activation and check out.
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> http://spaceflightnow.com/station/stage5a/010211fd5/index2.html
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> LAUNCHES OF XM RADIO SATELLITES SHUFFLED
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> Sea Launch has decided to flip-flop the flights of its Zenit 3SL
> rocket carrying the two broadcasting spacecraft for XM Satellite
> Radio in the continuing wake of an aborted countdown January 8.
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> http://spaceflightnow.com/sealaunch/xm1/status.html
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