Nasa has found a track
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Nasa has found a track
Space shuttle processing crews this week discovered a hole in Atlantis' right-hand payload bay door radiator. The impact occurred sometime during the STS-115 mission last month. The nature of the object that hit the shuttle radiator isn't known. The hit, which left a hole about one-tenth of an inch in diameter, didn't endanger the spacecraft or the crew, nor did it affect mission operations.
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Just dusting...
And if I were an Astronaut for NASA, My concern would be, If thats just classified as a Ding, What do they consider a hole might be ?Wolter wrote:One question comes to mind though,
Why do they classify such a clear track as a ding...???
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Cool Wolter!!!
Are we going to check it for Terrestrial or not???
Joking, Ha Ha!!!!
That's a ding!!! What's a track???
Could it be something they lost while working>
Could not be the spattula or the bolts, otherwise???
Only Joking, as the media will for sure pick up on this one.
Howie
Joking, Ha Ha!!!!
That's a ding!!! What's a track???
Could it be something they lost while working>
Could not be the spattula or the bolts, otherwise???
Only Joking, as the media will for sure pick up on this one.
Howie