Pete Bauer
December 7th, 2007, 11:07 AM
Directly from Johnson Space Center daily announcements:
As a way to reach new audiences and take part in the conversation taking place on NASA, our missions and future, we've planted a flag on one of the fastest-growing, popular social media sites. Video tells a vivid story, so what better way to tell NASA's story than by rolling our cameras. Visit ReelNASA on YouTube to see what's on the reels at NASA.
Follow STS-122 through its training, days leading up to and during the mission via behind-the-scenes videos on NASA's YouTube channel. To date, this channel has gained 570 subscribers with more than 18,670 channel views.
A new playlist, "The Voyage of Columbus," has been added to ReelNASA, where you can find these videos, crew wake-up calls and other clips related to this mission: www.youtube.com/reelnasa
Complete mission coverage can be found at www.nasa.gov.
As a way to reach new audiences and take part in the conversation taking place on NASA, our missions and future, we've planted a flag on one of the fastest-growing, popular social media sites. Video tells a vivid story, so what better way to tell NASA's story than by rolling our cameras. Visit ReelNASA on YouTube to see what's on the reels at NASA.
Follow STS-122 through its training, days leading up to and during the mission via behind-the-scenes videos on NASA's YouTube channel. To date, this channel has gained 570 subscribers with more than 18,670 channel views.
A new playlist, "The Voyage of Columbus," has been added to ReelNASA, where you can find these videos, crew wake-up calls and other clips related to this mission: www.youtube.com/reelnasa
Complete mission coverage can be found at www.nasa.gov.