. >> randy of interspace news for bill. as the shuttle program comes to an end this summer, will nasa continue to do space shuttle main engine research and development down at stennis? >> we don't have any plans to continue with main engine testing, but we are starting to test some of the new engines that are coming for the new program, the j2x engines. there's some turbo pumps and some other runs that are going to be done here, i think finish the next several months down at stennis in that area. so there's no planned ssmu work or shuttle main engine work, but there are some plans for the new hydrogen lock systems that we're planning for the future vehicles that are coming down the road. >> seth. >> seth bornstein, ap again. you mentioned 5 12 and 529, you said the first two were small losses prior to aerodynamic sensitive times. what time were those, and for mike moses, did i quite get you right? did you say you missed the launch, essentially? [laughter] >> the first loss was at 2:06, and it looked like it was on the ice f