So here are a collection of links to NASA resources, which can also be found on the main website NASA.gov.

Information on NASA programs is available at the NASA Public Affairs Home Page

NASA TV information has schedules and links to streaming video.

NASA Television Schedule features key mission events and media briefings during the mission.

Status reports and timely updates on launch countdown, mission progress, and landing operations will be posted at: nasa.gov/shuttle

Information on the International Space Station is available at: nasa.gov/station

The NASA Human Space Flight Web contains an up-to-date archive of mission imagery, video and audio.

Information on safety enhancements for the 2005 Return to Flight effort.

Resources for Educators

Only three more shuttle missions remain in the space program. U.S. astronauts will then be riding with the Russian cosmonauts to get back and forth from the International Space Station. Let’s just hope private aerospace engineers and companies will be able to carry NASA’s space program forward, since the administration won’t.

Source: NASA TV

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Follow NASA’s Launch Blog beginning at 1:15 AM.

Commander Alan Poindexter, Pilot Jim Dutton, Mission Specialists Rick Mastracchio, Clay Anderson, Dorothy Metcalf-Lindenburger, Stephanie Wilson and Naoko Yamazaki will execute the 33rd shuttle mission to the International Space Station.

Discovery will carry a multi-purpose logistics module filled with science racks for the laboratories aboard the ISS. The mission has three planned spacewalks, with work to include replacing an ammonia tank assembly, retrieving a Japanese experiment from the station’s exterior, and switching out a rate gyro assembly on the S0 segment of the station’s truss structure.

NASA Television Schedule & Video: nasa.gov/ntv

Official Press Kit for Mission STS-131