Hello everyone, I have returned to inform you that my first published model has been taken down, due to finding quite a few flaws. I hope to have it back up by next week. I will real quickly confirm that yes, the clock project has been indefinitely suspended. I hope you have a great day

Hello. I am here to report progress updates on this project. The code for the real-time clock portion is about complete and is working. The rocket countdown portion is still in progress, as I have found errors with the code, preventing accurate countdowns. I have been told the Next Spaceflight API is currently a work in progress for a public release, however it is not quite close to being ready, yet. As for physical model progress, nothing. Because I'm a lazy idiot, I don't quite have a model for the "bar," which will display either T+, T-, or Hold. I am currently in progress of evaluating if another bar will fulfill public satisfaction, or if I can sit on my lazy butt more. That wraps up my second Progress Update. I hope to have good feedback, and to see you next time. Have a great day everyone

Hello there. As I'm sure many of yall have no idea about, I am currently in progress of finishing up a clock project, but in a bit of a hold due to me being in high school. This clock is unique as it wouldn't only be a clock, but also, for those who like to watch rocket launches, act as a countdown clock, both before and after the launch. The code is mostly done, and one section remains on the clock part. If anyone would like to help at all, go ahead and let me know