Re: orbit

Kim Keller — 1/24/2003 2:11:51 PM (archived)

There is an experiment measuring dust movement in the atmosphere of the Middle East. The orbit will provide a decent amount of observing time for it.

39-degree orbits have been used frequently by Shuttle in the past for science missions like this one.

-Kim-

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What kind of orbit is the Shuttle in? - Tom Brosz - 1/22/2003 7:26:05 PM
- Re: 39 degrees - Raoul Lannoy - 1/23/2003 5:20:47 PM
  - Thanks! More plausible than my paranoid speculations. ;) (n/t) (n/t) - Tom Brosz - 1/23/2003 5:24:28 PM
    - Hey Tom! Are you going to tell us about your paranoid speculations? n/t (n/t) - LJ - 1/23/2003 10:56:38 AM
      - Oh? And just why do you want to know? (n/t) (n/t) - Tom Brosz - 1/23/2003 10:58:13 AM
        
        I think you know why. n/t (n/t) - LJ - 1/23/2003 11:06:45 AM
        
        Whoa! I think I just connected those dots - Robert - 1/24/2003 5:28:41 PM
- Re: What kind of orbit is the Shuttle in? - Larry J - 1/23/2003 4:29:00 PM
  - Re: orbit - Tom Brosz - 1/23/2003 5:04:52 PM
    - Re: orbit - Kim Keller - 1/24/2003 2:11:51 PM
      - Dust Movement - SDG - 1/24/2003 7:51:57 PM
        
        Re: Dust Movement - Larry J - 1/24/2003 8:41:14 PM

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