UPDATE 2: Launch is delayed again. They're now targeting somewhere toward the end of the launch window, which is 11:28 PM.
UPDATE: Launch time is now targeted for 10:05 PM. A bit too late for most of the little ones, unfortunately.
Just a quick news flash to all those parents out there in the mid-Atlantic states with kids interested in space. About 8:25ish pm EST, NASA will be launching a rocket from an island in Virginia. If the skies are clear, it may be possible for little ones to see it streaking skyward.
UPDATE: Launch time is now targeted for 10:05 PM. A bit too late for most of the little ones, unfortunately.
Just a quick news flash to all those parents out there in the mid-Atlantic states with kids interested in space. About 8:25ish pm EST, NASA will be launching a rocket from an island in Virginia. If the skies are clear, it may be possible for little ones to see it streaking skyward.
If they are interested in books about rockets or space, I recommend the following:
Space Explorers - Apollo Astronaut Camp Kit for ages 10-12
Space Explorers - Discovery Astronaut Camp Kit for ages 8-9
Space Explorers - Junior Astronaut Camp Kit for ages 5-7
Will you try to see the rocket launch tonight? We'll be outside, if the skies are clear!
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