To: DoughtyOne
Take care, doughtyOne. For the record, I don't think NASA's beyond reproach. I just think that guilt must be proven, particularly in these circumstances. I'm defending them, but if you convince me otherwise, I'll change my tune. I promise.
Rest well!
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02/03/2003 7:35:12 PM PST by
meyer
To: meyer
"I don't think NASA's beyond reproach. I just think that guilt must be proven,"
The one thing we can be certain about is the fact that someone made the wrong decision, or didn't identify and assess a problem correctly. I don't think anyone wants to face the reality of making this horrible error. However an error was made without question.
With all the back and forth on this I have yet to see a post with a reasonable explanation for failure that is unrelated to the loose foam. If it wasn't the foam, then it was a defective problem that should have been identified prior to launch.
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