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Topic: Shuttle is go for launch!
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Charles Greenlee
Jedi Master Film Handler
Posts: 801
From: Savannah, Ga, U.S.
Registered: Jun 2006
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posted 07-08-2006 05:04 AM
Enterprise is basically just a hull, never designed to work in space. In fact I remember reading that, even if all of the proper equipment and engines were installed, it would still not be space capable. I was to field test the aerodynamic and gliding capabilities. I'd still like to keep it though, In addidtion to at least another, real shuttle. And anyone ever see the resotration of what would have been Apollo 18's rocket, the one on display at Johnson. Being outside on display in the wather sure wrecks havoc on those things.
I also hope everything goes well, and the recent foam issue turns out to either be superficial, or easily fixed with duct tape. I'd hate to see our fleet grounded for good.
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