That's one small slip for a woman; a giant bleep for NASA.
http://www.usatoday.com/tech/science/space/2007-07-13-endeavour-typo_N.htm
Not that I'm post perfect.

Thanks, Ramon.

picture perfect lift off. hope all goes well.

In Canada, it must be -our all the time anyway!

I'm not sure I understand your post Werner. Could you clarify? (Excuse me for being a dummy). :D

John...that would be favOUR,neighbOUR,colOUR,honOUR...got it know:)

D-OH!!!! Oh BROTHER! I really do feel like a dummy! Thanks.

OFF WE GO INTO THE WILD BLUE YONDER.FLYING HIGH INTO THE SUN,OFF WE GO MAKING A NOISE LIKE THUNDER wow that looks great

A big "Thumbs UP" for Dave and to all great Canadians. THANKS and Good Luck, Orlin from Michigan, USA.

Dave's livin' the dream of every dough-eyed kid who hasn't yet had limitations put on them by society.

I can understand why people with the resources would pay ridiculous amounts of money to experience what Dave's GETTING PAID to do.

The space shuttle was named Endeavour after the Royal Navy bark commanded by Capt. James Cook during scientific/discovery voyages of the 18th Century. Using the British spelling assures both accuracy and respect. It is also emblematic of our Anglo-Saxon heritage. You'll notice that no space shuttle has been named Santa Maria.

Was able to tour the Endeavour at the Australian National Maritime Museum in Sydney last November and I will tell you it wouldn't have been too much fun sailing aboard her unless you were only 4' nothing. With few exceptions, all the spaces below deck were crawl spaces.

A bit of trivia: On board the HM Barc Endeavour is a part that was actually taken by NASA into space by the flying Endeavour. Old world exploration meets new world exploration as it were. Now if I can only remember exactly what it was...