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Old July 28th 05, 07:49 AM
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Default Death Knell For The Shuttle?

My inuition tells me that we might have seen the last Space Shuttle
launch on Tuesday. NASA is so nervous about further fatalities that
they didn't even wait for Discovery's reentry because grounding the
fleet. Bye bye, ISS, and mark my words, the CEV won't get any backing
from the next US President. It's a sad ending of a magnificent era
 




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