Our discussion will open around 3 p.m.; The actual landing will happen 3:30ish…. And please, if you plan to bring food, NASA requires we eat only red foods or dry-as-desert foods or some mixture of the two. 🙂
Sources: Wired and KennedySpaceCenter.com and TechCrunch or EarthSky
Note: The landing is between 3:30 and 3:50 ET; so this discussion will open about 3 p.m BUT NASA will start coverage earlier, about 2:15 ET
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