CE-Justin

Space shuttle readies for landing Justin 2009/may 21 Space shuttle Atlantis prepared on Thursday to leave orbit after a successful mission that repaired the Hubble Space Telescope, but poor weather over Florida may delay Friday's planned homecoming. Shuttle Commander Scott Altman and his flight crew tested Atlantis' rocket thrusters and other equipment needed to return through the atmosphere and land. Touchdown is scheduled for 10 a.m. EDT on Friday at the Kennedy Space Center, with a back-up opportunity at 11:39 a.m. The weather, however, may pose a problem. Powerful thunderstorms and heavy rain pummeled central Florida late on Wednesday, leaving cloudy skies and drizzle on Thursday that is expected to linger for several days. Atlantis is returning from NASA's fifth and final servicing call to the 19-year-old Hubble telescope, which has been instrumental in expanding scientists' understanding of the universe and widening public knowledge of astronomy. working in teams of two, the Atlantis astronauts completed five occasionally grueling spacewalks to install new cameras, repair broken instruments and replace Hubble's batteries and positioning gyroscopes. The telescope also received fresh layers of thermal insulation and a docking ring so that a future spacecraft can hook up and steer the 13-ton observatory out of orbit toward its eventual final resting place in the ocean. where: space center when: 10a.m too 11:39 a.m who: Astronauts why/how: they are readies for space shuttle landing.

Justin March/26/09

At march 23 Japan and Korea was having baseball and it was at USA and the world Chapin baseball the Japan won 2times Korea and USA it was Japan got 5 Korea got 3 and the Japan won the Japan is world baseball Chapin

Where: USA baseball field

When: March 23/09

Who: the people of Korea and Japan baseball player

Why/how: they were having baseball mach