Space Forum / Shuttle / January 2008

First Blurry Pictures of Near-Miss Asteroid Released
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
By Jeanna Bryner
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,326125,00.html

Bloody yanks can't get anything right.  When is scheduled launch date now?

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Once they have done the fix to the sensors, how many days/weeks until
launch ?
Must they restart the launch preparations from scratch ?
If not, once shuttle is back on the pad, at what point do they restart

We hear a lot about radiation in space, and a lot of what is out there is
coming from a long way away in the form of gamma ray bursts. Unlike  the
radiation from the sun, there is no warning at all, and I just wondered how
much this has an impact on Shuttle and station crew. Or ...

It is not clear to me why not performing EVA-5 ahead of a EVA-4 now
dedicated to repair the solar array blanket.
The both spacewalks are preplanned with different spacewalkers and different
independent tasks. EVA-5 is well planned and important for the upcoming

Who nows what happend to
Kim Keller
Inspector, Fraternal Order of the Pad Rat
who was an active writer to this news group in 1999/2000

4 million a year is the annual cost of nasa contractor and employee
parties.
nice they party on my money.:(

wisely they are disassembling the ETs sensor connector in the hopes of
identifying the root cause of the flakiness.
lets hope they can say for certain whats up........
the worst case is taking everything apart and finding it all looks

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Everywhere I read, I read that ethanol is the next fuel to save us
from a fossil fuel dependant, over heated, polluted future.
This emphasis seems to be the case particularly in the USA. That's
understandable when you consider that the USA is the one great