Re: Backup scenario

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Re: Backup scenario

Delbert — 2/3/2003 11:18:02 AM (archived)

If the shuttle is not in the same orbit as the ISS there is no way to change to it. There is no way they would even carry enough fuel by MANY ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE to change a 39° or 28° orbit to the 51° orbit of the ISS.

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Rand Simberg again - Tom Brosz - 2/3/2003 9:12:09 AM
- My G*d, they acutally pay this idiot for this stuff - E.P. Grondine - 2/4/2003 10:31:22 AM
- Re: Rand Simberg again - gbaikie - 2/3/2003 10:38:10 AM
  - Re: Rand Simberg again - Robt Clements - 2/3/2003 1:51:31 PM
    - Re: Rand Simberg again - gbaikie - 2/4/2003 11:47:08 AM
- Flight director's nightmare - s - 2/3/2003 10:19:26 AM
  - You can skip this part of the scenario - Larry J - 2/3/2003 1:59:31 PM
    - Why wasn't Columbia being flown at Station inclination? - E.P. Grondine - 2/4/2003 10:05:11 AM
      - Re: Why wasn't Columbia being flown at Station inclination? - Larry J - 2/4/2003 11:20:28 AM
  - Re:The view from the flight deck rear windows - Raoul - 2/3/2003 10:59:17 AM
  - It seems possible. - ectoterrestrial - 2/3/2003 10:41:04 AM
  - Re: Backup scenario - Tom Brosz - 2/3/2003 10:40:22 AM
    - How do you transfer goods or personnel between two ships at sea ? - sunblok - 2/3/2003 1:43:02 PM
    - Re: Backup scenario - Delbert - 2/3/2003 11:18:02 AM
      - Re: Backup scenario - Tom Brosz - 2/3/2003 11:33:24 AM
    - Re: Backup scenario - Brian Gyles - 2/3/2003 10:51:58 AM
      - But but but..... - et - 2/3/2003 10:53:26 AM

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