jimc@haddock.UUCP (02/01/86)
> I did notice some evidence that the orbiter did get broken open, > not merely fall out of the sky. When listening to the takeoff > replay on the radio, I noticed when the explosion occurred that > a burst of white noise appeared. Sounded like an explosion. > (I only remember hearing recordings of three explosions, so I'm > certainly no expert.) I heard it, too, and I made exactly the same assumption you did. I, too, wonder why the media made no comment about this. ______________________________ Jim Campbell {decvax ! cca | yale | ihnp4 | cbosgd}!ima!jimc {bbncca | harvard | zurton | cfib | mit-ems | wjh12 }!ima!jimc {uscvax | ucla-vax | vortex}!ism780!jimc INTERACTIVE Systems, 7th floor, 441 Stuart St, Boston, MA 02116; 617-247-1155
rodean@hpfcla.UUCP (02/03/86)
> "Obviously a major malfunction." - NASA '86
This quote will be used in all the year-in-review pictorials to describe
the horrific event of a week ago.
The idea of naming seven of the newly discovered moons of Uranus is a
fitting and well-deserved memorial to the seven astronauts.
Bruce Rodean
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