My local cable company usally, but not 24-7, runs NASA TV on one of their "Education Access" channels. Most of the time, of course, all that's on are the 200th reruns of file footage and old NASA documentaries.
So tonight something exciting is happening, and so of course, all that's on that channel is a test pattern. Aaargh. I can watch the webcast, of course, but after several years of living with a cable provider that never, ever put NASA TV on any of its channels, I was looking forward to watching from my living room instead of office for a change. Not to mention that having just moved, I'm still just working off of a laptop and not the main PC with the 22" monitor and good speakers.
And it's still overcast, though at least with some kick-ass lightning storms.
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Aaargh, no NASA TV here
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