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Old June 13th 04, 12:00 PM
Alistair Gunn
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Kristan Roberge twisted the electrons to say:
Well columbia's solution would have been to park to the ISS and stay
there until NASA can get their arse in gear and rush another orbiter
into orbit...


.... and where does Columbia find the fuel to do this?
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These opinions might not even be mine ...
Let alone connected with my employer ...
 




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