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OK, I'm slightly confused. A while back we had a thread in which it
was stated (I believe) that ground tracking of the CSM was done by the comms system through active means on the CSM (i.e. the downlink frequency was linked to the uplink freq. for Doppler, etc.) So what was the reason for the termination of the urine dumps on 13 after the explosion? For some reason I was under the impression that the ice crystals were affecting a ground based radar tracking system. Or am I just misremembering again? Thanks! -- Jim Grasping another opportunity to be wrong! |
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