Soyuz launches in <5 minutes (LIVE)

Hey guys! Under 5 minutes until they rocket off three guys into low earth orbit!

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Thanks, I am watching now...
T minus one minute...

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Thanks for the heads up. T minus 2:00 minutes and counting...

Shoulda got it to you guys sooner!
Humans are pretty inventive

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Watching it now....1 min in and so far so good.

Thx for the link & reminder.

I wish we could see cameras from on the ship and in the ship

Hahaha that stick! going low tech!

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Thank You! I watched the launch from your link. I only saw 3 UFO's while doing so.

J/K...it was cool to watch a night launch.

Des

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thanks so much for the link. really enjoyed the launch - was like my childhood in Florida watching the launches of Apollo missions as well as the space shuttle. I always jumped up and down and squealed with joy watching the contrails going up into the sky. During night launches you could even see the red/orange of the flames.

No problem guys! Always fun to watch a rocket launch.
Goes to show that the petty planetary issues between the US and Russia mean nothing to these lucky men!

Everything is nominal, crew is feeling great...

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Thanks a bunch Elton!
Didn't think to take screenshots myself.

Yay there goes 71 Million US Dollars

Hope that ticket includes an inflight meal and oxygen

JacKatMtn
Yay there goes 71 Million US Dollars

Hope that ticket includes an inflight meal and oxygen

Bet the view is worth it though

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Worth every penny!

Olivine
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Worth every penny!

Be a lot cheaper if you politicians hadn't sold NASA down the toilet with budget cuts

JacKatMtn
Yay there goes 71 Million US Dollars

Hope that ticket includes an inflight meal and oxygen

hah 71 million they better throw in a sensual massage too by one of those russian mail order brides.

Ha one of the astronauts used a little stick to poke some buttons while strapped in - some times the simple things are always the best Cute.

Thanks for linking, I see everythings going fine.

Biigs
Ha one of the astronauts used a little stick to poke some buttons while strapped in - some times the simple things are always the best

Cute.

Thanks for linking, I see everythings going fine.

Going back to our roots! Pointy stick!

Weightlessness confirmed :-)

I love how we have the tech to watch this happen live everywhere on earth.

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I also laughed that they used "quack the duck" to know when they were in zero G