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	+ Home The ST5 satellites will orbit at an altitude from 186 to 2,796 miles above the Earth. + More NASA Facts...		+ NASA Home > Mission Sections > ST5 > Launch Print This Email This ST5: Mission, Spacecraft, Science and Technology Webcast Host Tiffany Nail Launch Services Specialist Go behind the scenes for an in-depth look at ST5 - a trio of satellites designed to study the Earth's magnetosphere and test autonomous technology. Program date: March 12, 2006 + Replay Webcast (Real Player) + View the ST5 webcast question board The following individuals are winners of a NASA Direct ST5 prize pack: • Arun from Cupertino • Marco from Tuscany Special Guest: James Kennedy Kennedy Space Center Director Mission Introduction The Center director welcomes you to the ST5 mission webcast. + View Video (Real) + View Video (Windows)     Special Guest: Capt. David Bieger Launch Weather Officer Overview: What weather conditions are needed for a safe launch? Capt. Bieger explains, and offers the latest launch day forecast. + View Video (Real) + View Video (Windows) "Three of a Kind" video feature highlights ST5's technology and mission. + View Video (Real) + View Video (Windows)     Special Guest: Chuck Dovale NASA Launch Manager Overview: Chuck Dovale describes how the Pegasus launch vehicle was prepared for flight and gives a briefing on the status of ST5's countdown and launch. + View Video (Real) + View Video (Windows) Special Guest: Candace Carlisle Deputy Project Manager ST5 Overview: A prerecorded feature hosted by Candace Carlisle along and Art Azarbarzin describing the technical capabilities of the ST5 micro-satellites and how the trio will perform in orbit. + View Video (Real) + View Video (Windows) Special Guest: Art Azarbarzin Project Manager ST5 Overview: Nail introduces in-studio guests Art Azarbarzin and Christopher Stevens for a question and answer session. + View Video (Real) + View Video (Windows)     Special Guest: Christopher Stevens Project Manager New Millennium Program Art Azarbarzin talks about his role as ST5 project manager. + View Video (Real) + View Video (Windows)   + View Question and Answer Session   ST5's scientific goals and benefits are outlined in this video presentation. + View Video (Real) + View Video (Windows)     Special Guest: James Slavin Project Scientist ST5 Overview: Nail welcomes Jim Slavin to the webcast and opens the next question and answer session. + View Video (Real) + View Video (Windows)   Dr. James Slavin talks about the magnetosphere and how it helps to protect the planet and answers your questions about the science behind ST5 and its attempt to study the Earth's magnetosphere. + View Video (Real) + View Video (Windows) + View Question and Answer Session   Host Tiffany Nail wraps up the Webcast and announces the question board winners. + View Video (Real) + View Video (Windows)
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