[groups corrected]

> Since arriving in Los Angeles 11 1/3 years ago, the space shuttle Endeavour
> has been on temporary display at the California Science Center. Last night,
> it was lifted into it's full stack position for permanent display. The
> crane-assisted take-off lasted several hours, most of which was streamed by
> the CSC.
>
> <URL:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eTmJUBcPZM>
>
> The CSC also let NASA Space Flight (NSF) in with a camera.
>
> <URL:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbilYL-sqe0>
>
> The CSC stream starts at about first motion, with several cameras, some of
> which may be cell phones, but also with a drone. There are captions but no
> commentary or narration.
>
> The NSF stream starts later, but runs slightly later as well. The NSF camera
> is "inside the well" (inside the lower portions of a building to be
> completed). There's the usual NSF commentary, including Chris Bergin with a
> bunch of Endeavour photos ... construction, flight, and turn-around work.
> Also, astronaut Garrett Reisman, whose first flight was on Endeavour to the
> ISS, chats with camera-hostler Jack Beyer.
>
> Gads, it doesn't seem like 11+ years, but also it seems like another
> lifetime.
>
> /dps

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Snidely formulated the question :
> [groups corrected]
>
>> Since arriving in Los Angeles 11 1/3 years ago, the space shuttle Endeavour
>> has been on temporary display at the California Science Center. Last
>> night, it was lifted into it's full stack position for permanent display.
>> The crane-assisted take-off lasted several hours, most of which was
>> streamed by the CSC.
>>
>> <URL:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_eTmJUBcPZM>
>>
>> The CSC also let NASA Space Flight (NSF) in with a camera.
>>
>> <URL:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbilYL-sqe0>
>>
>> The CSC stream starts at about first motion, with several cameras, some of
>> which may be cell phones, but also with a drone. There are captions but no
>> commentary or narration.

Turns out there is sporadic commentary, as around 1h 20m and 1h 40m.

>> The NSF stream starts later, but runs slightly later as well. The NSF
>> camera is "inside the well" (inside the lower portions of a building to be
>> completed). There's the usual NSF commentary, including Chris Bergin with
>> a bunch of Endeavour photos ... construction, flight, and turn-around work.
>> Also, astronaut Garrett Reisman, whose first flight was on Endeavour to
>> the ISS, chats with camera-hostler Jack Beyer.
>>
>> Gads, it doesn't seem like 11+ years, but also it seems like another
>> lifetime.
>>
>> /dps

-d

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