Badly researched tv programmes.

Now a repeated old how do they do it, I think screened some years ago on a
pay channel has been shown on the UKFree channels this week. It contained
an item about Shuttle main engine servicing and testing. When talking about
Shuttle accidents in passing it got ehe name incorrect, We all know it was
Challenger, but the narator said Discovery, which it clearly was not.
One would have thought that this could have been corrected by now.
Brian

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Now a repeated old how do they do it, I think screened some years ago on a
pay channel has been shown on the UKFree channels this week. It contained
an item about Shuttle main engine servicing and testing. When talking about
Shuttle accidents in passing it got ehe name incorrect, We all know it was
Challenger, but the narator said Discovery, which it clearly was not.
One would have thought that this could have been corrected by now.
Brian

Any chance they were talking about one of the other more minor incidents?



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No cos they did mention loss of life. I think they got two mixed up and got
elements of both in the narration. Probably a lack of sub editors!

Brian

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Now a repeated old how do they do it, I think screened some years ago on a
pay channel has been shown on the UKFree channels this week. It contained
an item about Shuttle main engine servicing and testing. When talking
about Shuttle accidents in passing it got ehe name incorrect, We all know
it was Challenger, but the narator said Discovery, which it clearly was
not.
One would have thought that this could have been corrected by now.
Brian

Any chance they were talking about one of the other more minor incidents?



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http://greenmountainsoftware.wordpress.com/
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