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Shuttle Columbia STS-107

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377	I corrected my earlier post. I agree it would not have been possible to reach t	ownstock	-	2/5/2003
376	Perhaps I am highly cynical, but even if a rescue could have been accomplished t	Yogizuna	-	2/5/2003
375	<i>Did Magellan have a rescue mission in mind? Columbus? Do all the partie	Yogizuna	-	2/5/2003
374	<I>I read Sig's post, and was astounded it was just now proposed.</	Yogizuna	-	2/5/2003
373	Yes, there is no doubt the Columbia's mission should have been aborted as so	Yogizuna	-	2/5/2003
372	Thank you for the head's up on that interesting article. It amazes me how	Yogizuna	-	2/5/2003
371	In the 1970s, there was not enough money around for us to drive anything much be	Yogizuna	-	2/5/2003
370	Larry, Yes a free standing tethered structure with a counter weight at the end t	Bill Jackson	-	2/5/2003
369	TECH TALK ON THE WEB: Climbing A Beanstalk To The Moon	Larry S.	-	2/5/2003
368	Oral, There is a large diffence between a sub oxygen generator where the dissoci	Bill Jackson	-	2/5/2003
367	Clark, I understand, thanks for the input. Bill	Bill Jackson	-	2/5/2003
366	greg, There was a large fiber glassed sphere in the debris photos, looked to be	Bill Jackson	-	2/5/2003
365	Jim, Possibly the skipping analogy as in water to air is not as precise. It is a	Bill Jackson	-	2/5/2003
364	Oral, I see a resort to an external expert, who conveniently remains unknown. Th	Bill Jackson	-	2/5/2003
363	LOL Hilarious post. Perhaps he is going for the Rube Goldberg award. Maybe we	sandintoes	-	2/5/2003
362	I was convinced of his confusion when he was going to make O2 from water with so	Oral Roberts	-	2/5/2003
361	Don't confuse him with facts. It only makes HIM confused.	sandintoes	-	2/5/2003
360	Do you realize your telling a guy who has forgotten more about the shuttle then	Oral Roberts	-	2/5/2003
359	That's not exactly how they did it Apollo. The had the horizontal velocity	J.B.C.	-	2/5/2003
358	Bill, re: <i>also need no high pressure of super cooled tank for storage&	greg s	-	2/5/2003
357	Bill - <i>the O2 for electricity can be used in a pinch.</i> Yeah -	Clarksterh	-	2/5/2003
356	JBC, Yes, I see, from greg, a hypergolic combination that needs no ignition, but	Bill Jackson	-	2/5/2003
355	Clark, I see, another avenue closed, however, the O2 for electricity can be used	Bill Jackson	-	2/5/2003
354	Jim, STrange, that is how they did Apollo> Since density varies dramatically	Bill Jackson	-	2/5/2003
353	Bill, your skipping theory is nice but not practical. Imagine you're skippi	J.B.C.	-	2/5/2003

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