Discovery Lands in Florida

duh P3rf3ss3r writes "As reported by the BBC, the space shuttle Discovery safely landed at Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 2232 GMT. Discovery's 13-day mission is being called a success after astronauts undertook four space walks to install new wiring and to do battle with a recalcitrant solar panel. The next scheduled flight is the Atlantis shuttle in March. A video chronicle of the mission, including the landing, is available at NASA's video gallery."

Re:Great !

[Anomolous Cowturd]

How are you going to get a space shuttle into a library?

Re:ugh

[tomhudson]

Don't worry - you didn't miss anything ... the Florida voters did a recount and it turns out that Discovery actually landed in Maryland.

Re:Fuglesang!

[Dunbal]

First swedish astronaut ever. I'm so proud!

      Will we be seeing a torrent of the mission on the pirate bay? ;)

Re:You can

[hey!]

You know a game is pitched at geeks when the front page shouts in large letters: "Now with improved dynamic state propagation!"

Zounds! I didn't know what I was missing!

Re:Fuglesang!

[AndroidCat]

Maybe Ikea could make a shuttle? So long as you've got one of those hex keys, you'd be laughing. (After getting it out to the parking lot and home, of course.)