The news that FIRST came in was that they found the shuttle hatch.
And yes, that did matter, and it was disappointing to learn from later dispatches that they had not.
The key item in completing the disintegration analysis is finding out with some degree of certainty whether or not the hatch was opened. The location of the hatch, it's state at the time found, or the recovery of Columbia's side wall, and the finding or not find of any hatch pieces in it, could answer this.
As for Ramon's possible actions, what would you have done if you were in his place?
As for Israel and the conflict with the Palestinians, I agree with the majority of American Jews on the correct course of action, and I really resent your attempt to paint me as being anti-semitic.
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Space/Science » in reply to Explosive bolts
re: What matters.
The whole thread (69 posts)
- Columbia hatch found in Lufkin, Texas - it needs to be fingerprinted
- Do gloves leave fingerprints, EP? (n/t)
- covered in depth below (n/t)
- Hasn't ANYONE noticed??
- Reality check.
- You urgently need to explain that fingerprinting comment.
- re: Columbia hatch found in Lufkin, Texas - it needs to be fingerprinted
- re: Columbia hatch found in Lufkin, Texas - it needs to be fingerprinted
- disintegration timeline and crew compartment integrity
- Some evidence, please?
- Fair enough, Sceptical -
- Columbia - Separable Crew Cabin
- Why don't you try over on the Aviation Week bulletin board?
- No such crew compartment separation system was ever installed
- Why don't you try over on the Aviation Week bulletin board?
- Columbia - Separable Crew Cabin
- Fair enough, Sceptical -
- What about the video that shows them seconds before the break up started.
- What an idiot you are
- Some evidence, please?
- disintegration timeline and crew compartment integrity
- Do gloves leave fingerprints, EP? (n/t)
