mcdowell@cfa250.harvard.edu (Jonathan McDowell) (06/07/90)
From article <SHAFER.90Jun4223847@skipper.dfrf.nasa.gov>, by shafer@skipper.dfrf.nasa.gov (Mary Shafer): > The current SCA, N905NA, is the first, last, and (currently) only > SCA. > I see it just about every workday, since it's visible as we drive into > the parking lot here at Dryden. The peregrinations of N905NA in the Edwards -> KSC direction are chronicled in the daily Shuttle Status Reports, but the return flights are not. Since SCA is based at Edwards, am I right in assuming that it zooms back west as soon as it's dumped its cargo? (I've been trying to compile a flight log of the SCA..) Also, how does the orbiter tailcone get home?? Jonathan McDowell