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July 30th 05, 11:09 AM
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Damage or no damage, safe return still questionable?
Who here thinks a safe return is still not guaranteed even if there is no
damage from the falling tile? Is the shuttle up to a safe re-entry even if it is intact? I believe that should be the question instead. Is NASA getting sidetracked and forgetting even if there is no damage after liftoff that it still may not be up to the job? 
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