endeavour launch, mission facts & illuminati numbers

Endeavour, STS-134, launched on time from the Kennedy Space Center at 8:56 am, ET, today. Atlantis is scheduled for launch this summer in the final flight of the Space Shuttle program. You can download a STS-134 Mission Fact Sheet and, if you missed it, you can take in the mission launch here on YouTube. The live commentary is pointed with infobits for viewers. Shuttle rockets are burning 11,000 pounds of fuel per second and the entire package loses half its weight in the first two minutes! What kind of fuel bill is that? You can follow the mission in real-time here.

Conspiracy theorists on the web see a heavy Illuminati signature on the Endeavour mission. You can view one blogger's attempt to look at the numbers at AboveTopSecret.com. It only gets interesting when a comparison is made to the tragic Columbia mission. There are sixteen days separating Columbia's launch until its tragic breakup on February 1, 2003. Endeavour postponed for sixteen days and also scheduled to return on the first of the month, June 1st. The blogger sees inverted 911s throughout.


The present writer strongly suspects secret society ties to NASA and what appears to be twilight language in its naming conventions. A previous post reports what may be coded words or twilight communication. "The ENTERPRISE of the United States (COLUMBIA), shall be destroyed after completing its mission. CHALLENGERs shall be destroyed before completing their mission and replaced by our last British led ENDEAVOUR, for the DISCOVERY of ATLANTIS". Endeavour is named after the ship of British Explorer Captain James Cook and wonder where it will lead?

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endeavour launch set; giffords returns for husband's flight

from usa today: The space shuttle Endeavour stood poised for its final launch Sunday on Kennedy Space Center's launch pad 39A. Endeavour, with a crew of six astronauts, is scheduled to blast off this morning at 8:56 on NASA's next-to-last shuttle mission. NASA officials said Sunday that conditions — from weather to technical issues - couldn't look much better. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz., the critically wounded wife of mission commander Mark Kelly, arrived Sunday at Kennedy Space Center, her staff reported... Her staff says she will not make any public appearances. Her launch viewing location has not been disclosed. The staff plans to hold a press conference after the launch. President Obama, who came for the initial launch try, will not attend. He will be in Memphis visiting residents flooded out of their homes.

Joining Kelly on the 16-day trip to the International Space Station are pilot Greg Johnson and mission specialists Greg Chamitoff, Drew Feustel, Mike Fincke and Roberto Vittori of the European Space Agency. Endeavour's grand finale is a 16-day mission to deliver a $2 billion cosmic ray detector to the space station. Also flying in the shuttle's expansive cargo bay: a pallet of large spare parts that will help keep the outpost operating through at least 2020. The flight is Endeavour's 25th since a maiden voyage 19 years ago this month. The youngest shuttle orbiter was built after Challenger and its crew were lost in 1986. The Endeavour mission faces schedule challenges as a result of the two-week slip. The delay knocked the work schedules of the shuttle and station crews out of sync.

video updates: endeavour rockets into orbit on its final flight*
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