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re: One of Oppy's wheels is broken

"apparently this article has sent alot of new visitors Doug's way."

Not really :)

The story was published at Space Daily on April 16th

07 Apr 2005 268.36 MB
08 Apr 2005 558.86 MB
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12 Apr 2005 248.08 MB
13 Apr 2005 323.86 MB
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16 Apr 2005 159.90 MB
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Big spike on the 8th there - possibly because I put together

http://www.unmannedspaceflight.com/doug_images/s_442_lookout.jpg


and

http://www.unmannedspaceflight.com/doug_images/o_422_viking.jpg


on the 8th. I had as many unique visitors on the 4th as I did on the 16th :D

FWIW - I dont think this is a mission crippling event any more than Spirits balkey FR wheel ( which is now back to full health ).

I'd imagine compensating for the angle with some toe-out on the FL wheel would allow fairly straight driving without much bother. Turning in place is a little trickier although tank-tactics would work.

Somehow, my site's managed to attract a few people who 'know' people and as a result, things like this, and the Odyssey safing last week get reported there before NASA even acknowledge them

Doug

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