[KC_for_Freedom]

Yes, and they are being extradordinarily open with their data, usually the teams keep this stuff to themselves until it starts to make sense, because the usual tendency is to jump to conclusions (which is a bad thing in this case). and the media jump to conclusions better then the average freeper.

That said, they are making a compelling case for tile loss (drag and possible trailing debris). Tile loss would lead to increased temp, and increased temp can lead to structural failure. Now, the coincidence of the insulation damage on the same side may be an initiating factor.

They are duty bound to look at everything else that might also explain the data, and doubtless the story will change as it takes form.

[HairOfTheDog]

They are duty bound to look at everything else that might also explain the data, and doubtless the story will change as it takes form.

Yes, and I am quite willing to wait for the right answer. It will come.