jeff findley wrote in
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"Jorge R. Frank" writes:

OSP is definitely one of them. The rest haven't been decided. Long-term
shuttle upgrades are one attractive target.

Surely OSP is obsolete considering the plans for a CEV.

Of course. OSP is the one program explicitly cancelled in Bush's proposal.

Long term shuttle upgrades seem to be a "no brainer". You simply sort
these into upgrades that pay off before the shuttle is retired and
into upgrades that don't. The difficult part is how heavily you
weight the safety benefit of an upgrade versus the cost.

Agreed. SLEP (Shuttle Life Extension Program) is going into triage soon.

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