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Old June 30th 04, 02:37 AM
Rich S.
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"ChuckSlusarczyk" wrote in message
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Speaking of watching the sky's .Did anyone see anything last Saturday that
looked like a piece of space debris burning up?

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Mooz testing the phugoid oscillations of N328KF?

Rich S.


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Old June 30th 04, 03:24 AM
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In article , Rich S. says...

Mooz testing the phugoid oscillations of N328KF?

Rich S.


You know he claims to be a test pilot maybe he was testing the phugoid
oscillations of a piece of space junk. He's running out of planes to test so he
has to start on space craft:-) What a guy!! Looping ,rolling and spinning the
MIR space station as it fell out of orbit ,then waiting for the last second
before total burn up and bailing out with his personal ablative shield recovery
system.Finally free falling for 100 miles and spot landing on a bulls eye at
the Golden Knights training field...All in a days work for the mighty zoom!!!
It's no wonder some people worship him LOL!!!


See ya

Chuck (only 1600 hrs) S

 




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