[OutSpot]

Take a look at the pic below (Shuttle over texas)I believe it has seperated into various pieces.

I pray that it is not what I believe it is

"Ilan Ramon, a colonel in Israel's air force and former fighter pilot, became the first man from his country to fly in space, and his presence resulted in an increase in security, not only for Columbia's January 16 launch, but also for its landing. "

Could this be a terrorist attack?

[The South Park Republican]

Could this be a terrorist attack?

No. The last I heard, it's fairly hard for a suicide bomber to jump that high into the sky.

[Catspaw]

I'm not jumping to any conclusions.

[wimpycat]

Nothing could reach the shuttle at the altitude at which NASA lost contact....except maybe the Russians.

Certainly nothing could have reached the shuttle from the ground.

This isn't terrorism.