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Shuttle Columbia STS-107

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527	I just can't believe some of the stuff I read here. What pray-tell is it th	J.B.C.	-	2/13/2003
526	When you have a high profile mission going like the space shuttle program, the l	Yogizuna	-	2/13/2003
525	Yogi, I still watch them, but just for factual stuff. I shy away from their '	Bill Jackson	-	2/13/2003
524	We all know the solution here: 1) Do not send people into space unless absolute	ownstock	-	2/13/2003
523	Bill, Truth be told, I do not watch the <i>Communist National Network<	Yogizuna	-	2/13/2003
522	I would say the odds are in favor of your predictions most unfortunately.... And	Yogizuna	-	2/13/2003
521	With all the big egos, lack of common sense and "game playing" going o	Yogizuna	-	2/13/2003
520	I see no reason to question the integrity of Dittemoore at this point. That c	H-Man	-	2/13/2003
519	Here's one man's answer to the doldrums NASA finds itself in - militariz	Tom Clarke	-	2/13/2003
518	I corrected my assertion regarding ISS rescue several days ago: the orbital plan	ownstock	-	2/12/2003
517	Mad Dog #1, Is there a copy mad dog? #2 or whatever. LOL. Yes heat into the whe	Bill Jackson	-	2/12/2003
516	Jim, I see, with lower pressure all bernoulli lift shrinks and all that is left	Bill Jackson	-	2/12/2003
515	>>That drag can exert forces on control surfaces and change the sngle, but	J.B.C.	-	2/12/2003
514	Did you notice the slip in the first email in the chain (from the guy who receiv	Original Mad Dog	-	2/12/2003
513	Mad Dog #1, That is certainly an interesting letter. Bill	Bill Jackson	-	2/12/2003
512	Message 18571517 Contains link to very interesting email written by a NASA engi	Original Mad Dog	-	2/12/2003
511	H-man, Yes, that is true if the shuttle lands and there may be traces of hydrazi	Bill Jackson	-	2/12/2003
510	JBC, I see. It seems to me that if there is drag, then there can also be lift.	Bill Jackson	-	2/12/2003
509	When the shuttle lands, engineers suit up in hazmat suits and walk around the sh	H-Man	-	2/12/2003
508	The program manager has already stated that this was not possible. He has also	H-Man	-	2/12/2003
507	It can not trade speed for altitude! The shuttle at reentry point in the upper	J.B.C.	-	2/12/2003
506	JBC, So you say that a more gradual entry will not involve less heat? What if yo	Bill Jackson	-	2/12/2003
505	>>The steeper re-entry is more predictable. Going up and down in density t	J.B.C.	-	2/12/2003
504	Sand, Last hired = first fired and those that get sick of the deadwood leave unt	Bill Jackson	-	2/12/2003
503	Clark, That is partly true. How to think of unforseen things, like bad tile dama	Bill Jackson	-	2/12/2003

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