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911 #2 in space	26 Feb 2005 03:17 GMT	3
From: "Alan Erskine" <alanerskine1@bigpond.com> government-and-mass-media-promoted account of a Boeing 757, AA Flight 77, crashing into the west wall the Pentagon on the morning of September 11, 2001. It is in these unshakable findings that conclusions of a Zionist
MSNBC (Oberg) - Deadly space lessons go unheeded	26 Feb 2005 02:22 GMT	192
MSNBC - Deadly space lessons go unheeded http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6872105/ Apollo 1, Challenger, Columbia tragedies have much in common COMMENTARY
NASA astronaut Alvin Drew was born to fly	25 Feb 2005 17:54 GMT	5
Marta Metelko Headquarters, Washington Feb. 17, 2005 (Phone: 202/358-1642) Doug Peterson
Costs of Shuttle Fuel	21 Feb 2005 11:30 GMT	5
I've been asked how much the fuel for a single space shuttle launch is. I.e. the pure, directly costs for oxygen, hydrogen and solidfuel for one launch. Does anybody have an idea?
NYT: Death Sentence for the Hubble?	20 Feb 2005 17:59 GMT	44
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/02/13/opinion/13sun2.html? Death Sentence for the Hubble? Published: February 13, 2005 Sean O'Keefe, the departing administrator of the National Aeronautics and
challengerdisaster.info website update	18 Feb 2005 05:33 GMT	30
I have added two new videos to my website: TV-1 was shot from essentially due south of pad 39-B. This video runs over 7 minutes. It is currently available in MPEG 1 only. TV-18 was shot from the ITEK facility at Malabar Florida around 45 miles
Mozilla redux	16 Feb 2005 17:05 GMT	6
got another pop-up today. It's starting again :( Signature Terrell Miller millerto@bellsouth.net
NY Times: Critics Question NASA on Safety of the Shuttles	16 Feb 2005 03:02 GMT	17
NY Times: Critics Question NASA on Safety of the Shuttles February 7, 2005 http://www.nytimes.com/2005/02/07/science/07nasa.html?ei=5094&en=4f4d4de22ee 94611&hp=&ex=1107838800&partner=homepage&pagewanted=print&position
"...we are 12 weeks or so from launch and we still do not know how we'll conduct these surveys on-orbit."	15 Feb 2005 20:28 GMT	2
From a posting on NASAWatch.com <http://www.nasawatch.com/archives/2005/02/confusion_over.html#more> Anyone care to comment? (Especially JRF!)
NASA Still Debating Space Shuttle In-Flight Repairs..... Discovery Due to Launch on May 14.....	15 Feb 2005 16:01 GMT	2
NASA Still Debating Space Shuttle In-Flight Repairs Reuters Feb. 10, 2005 - Just three months before launching the first space shuttle mission in two years, NASA is still undecided about which
My access changed	15 Feb 2005 05:03 GMT	2
AOL dropped all usenet suppor and access:( So here I am again, ready to take on all of you.. wonder if I can create a signature here?
Boeing 707 arrived late for a reason	15 Feb 2005 01:40 GMT	6
The English beat us out with the Comet I, the worlds first jetliner, first flown in 1949. Boeing was a Johnny-come-lately with the 707 in 1958. But, we were late for good cause as history proves. 707s are still in service; early Comets blew up in midair.
MSNBC: Average shuttle mission costs over $1 billion	15 Feb 2005 01:20 GMT	1
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6953606/ Feb 11, 2005. Article by Leonard David Excerpts: "a new assessment has been made on the program's overall price
NASA Picks Shuttle Heat Shield Repair Tests	12 Feb 2005 22:51 GMT	7
NASA Picks Shuttle Shield Repair Tests Reuters Feb. 11, 2005 - Looking to accomplish the most work in the shortest period of time, NASA managers have decided to test two techniques to
114 Crew meeting	12 Feb 2005 14:35 GMT	4
Anyone from KSC (or anywhere else) go to the Duck In to meet the 114 crew today? If so, how was it?