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Old October 25th 05, 02:55 AM
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Default Visible wingtip vortex!


"Tony Goetz" wrote

As for the tiles
being as hot as ****, I don't think it's unusual for the ground support

guys
and even the crew to wander around the shuttle not long after landing,

even
touching the tiles, so I doubt they're still too hot.


by the time the shuttle touches down they've likely cooled to
somewhat just cooler than ****.


chuckle You are most likely right. I remember seeing people pick up a
cube of tile material, just a few seconds after they came out of a furnace,
glowing red hot. Amazing stuff, for sure.

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Jim in NC

 




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