Universal Docking Module?

Are there some news about the actual status of the Russian UDM (FGB-2)???
Will it launch in 2006??

Thanks!

"Thomas Former" wrote in
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Are there some news about the actual status of the Russian UDM (FGB-2)???
Will it launch in 2006??

No chance in hell it will launch in 2006.


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Hey, its 70% complete!




"Jorge R. Frank" wrote in message ...
"Thomas Former" wrote in
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Are there some news about the actual status of the Russian UDM (FGB-2)???
Will it launch in 2006??

No chance in hell it will launch in 2006.

(Explorer8939) wrote in
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Hey, its 70% complete!




"Jorge R. Frank" wrote in message
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"Thomas Former" wrote in
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Are there some news about the actual status of the Russian UDM
(FGB-2)??? Will it launch in 2006??

No chance in hell it will launch in 2006.


It's the other 30% that kills you.

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"Jorge R. Frank" writes:

(Explorer8939) wrote in
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Hey, its 70% complete!

It's the other 30% that kills you.

Doesn't the last 10% of a project takes 90% of the time and money? ;-)

Jeff
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On or about 02 Mar 2004 09:42:18 -0500, jeff findley
made the sensational claim that:
"Jorge R. Frank" writes:

(Explorer8939) wrote in
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Hey, its 70% complete!

It's the other 30% that kills you.

Doesn't the last 10% of a project takes 90% of the time and money? ;-)

Yeah, so let's just skip the next 20% and start working on the real hard
stuff!
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Guy:

As long as you are paying for the Universal Docking Module
development, you can skip whatever you want.



LooseChanj wrote in message . com...
On or about 02 Mar 2004 09:42:18 -0500, jeff findley
made the sensational claim that:
"Jorge R. Frank" writes:

(Explorer8939) wrote in
m:
Hey, its 70% complete!

It's the other 30% that kills you.

Doesn't the last 10% of a project takes 90% of the time and money? ;-)

Yeah, so let's just skip the next 20% and start working on the real hard
stuff!