Interesting NPR story on Columbia debris search

[Patty Winter]

Weekend Edition this morning had a piece about some of the unusual
items that were found during the Columbia debris search in east Texas.
The story focuses on a searcher who works for United Space Alliance.
It's a pretty interesting human-interest story. You can hear it by
going to:

http://discover.npr.org/rundowns/rundown.jhtml?prgDate=07/12/2003&prgId=7

and clicking on the link for "Space Shuttle Columbia Debris."


Patty

[Dan Foster]

In article >, Patty Winter > wrote:
> Weekend Edition this morning had a piece about some of the unusual
> items that were found during the Columbia debris search in east Texas.
> The story focuses on a searcher who works for United Space Alliance.
> It's a pretty interesting human-interest story. You can hear it by
> going to:
>
> http://discover.npr.org/rundowns/rundown.jhtml?prgDate=07/12/2003&prgId=7

Now you've got me intrigued, especially when Jim Oberg ("We are all Jim
Oberg..." ;) ) comments on it.

Since I've got no hearing, would anyone be willing to summarize interesting
stuff mentioned in that story? I'd be both interested and appreciative.

-Dan