Space Shuttle Chaos Continues

Space Shuttle Chaos Continues

Whoever goes up next on this bucket of bolts has a huge pair. Talking
about a pucker
factor! If someone farts it will be so high the dogs will whine.It's
time we retire this thing
and develop new technology for blasting people into orbit. The Russians
are kicking our ass
in the access to space business. China is looming.

But hey! America has Diversity and Feminist/Lesbian Hens in charge. Only
one problem.
The eggs are rotten.

http://www.nasa.gov/about/highlights/dale_bio.html

Read this Bio of the ASSISTANT NASA ADMINISTRATOR

Tell me if you see Astronaut, Pilot, Aeronautical Engineer,
Test Pilot, Military Service, Astronomer or Aerospace Engineer In her
BIO????

Un****ing Believable
And we wonder why our manned space program is in the toilet?

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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- NASA javascript:siteSearch('NASA'); on Tuesday
postponed the launch of space shuttle Discovery
javascript:siteSearch('space shuttle Discovery'); from May until at
least July because of an all-too-familiar problem?!?!?!?!?: a faulty
fuel tank sensor.A similar problem briefly delayed last summer's launch
of Discovery on the first shuttle flight since the *Columbia*
javascript:siteSearch('Columbia'); disaster in 2003.

yeah they only stepped back and worked the problem after it
malfunctioned again

Thats on a critical ONE system....

wonder how many other unexplained troubles are just being ignored

Challenger and columbias lessons havent been effective at all!!

were going to have another accident and nasa management will clearly
be the reason.

The safety boards post loss conclusion.

The trouble appeared on 10 flights before the atlantis loss, but was
listed as a unexplained anomaloy, and not fixed. looking back it was
clearly a problem just like challengers O rings and columbias foam
loss.

The underlying problem was managements schedule push to get as many
flights in before the 2010 end date. In retrospect this safety imposed
date made the program less safe.

At thois point politicians tired of costs, deaths and endless delays
since the CEV is nearly 3 years behind schedule will remove manned from
NASA charter.

sadly we are setting ourselves up for this one today

"Bob Haller" wrote in message
oups.com...
yeah they only stepped back and worked the problem after it
malfunctioned again

Thats on a critical ONE system....

wonder how many other unexplained troubles are just being ignored

Challenger and columbias lessons havent been effective at all!!

were going to have another accident and nasa management will clearly
be the reason.

The safety boards post loss conclusion.

The trouble appeared on 10 flights before the atlantis loss,

Umm, Atlantis loss? Care to rephrase that?

George

"Bob Haller" wrote in message
ups.com...
Umm, Atlantis loss? Care to rephrase that?

George

I just picked one of the remaining orbiters names, for this prediction.

nasa managers had workers doing double shifts, resulting in multiple
accidents, didnt bother fixing the overall tank foam problem nd didnt
bother finding the root cause of the low fuel sensors.

all this adds up to lipservice on safety and go fever rulling the
world.

sadly we will lose another vehicle and crew.

nasa hasnt lkeared a thing from columbia and challenger

I think they learned one thing: The shuttle is a dog.

George

Dog but still a JOB, thats all that remains

Science, discovery, safety, and everything else is forgotten t keep the
job program alive just a bit longer....

NASA is run by civil servants. Do you expect anything good from an
organization run by these overpaid under worked lowlifes.

Whatdoyouexpect wrote:
Space Shuttle Chaos Continues

Whoever goes up next on this bucket of bolts has a huge pair. Talking
about a pucker
factor! If someone farts it will be so high the dogs will whine.It's
time we retire this thing
and develop new technology for blasting people into orbit. The Russians
are kicking our ass
in the access to space business. China is looming.

But hey! America has Diversity and Feminist/Lesbian Hens in charge. Only
one problem.
The eggs are rotten.

http://www.nasa.gov/about/highlights/dale_bio.html

Read this Bio of the ASSISTANT NASA ADMINISTRATOR

Tell me if you see Astronaut, Pilot, Aeronautical Engineer,
Test Pilot, Military Service, Astronomer or Aerospace Engineer In her
BIO????

Un****ing Believable
And we wonder why our manned space program is in the toilet?

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*

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — NASA javascript:siteSearch('NASA'); on Tuesday
postponed the launch of space shuttle Discovery
javascript:siteSearch('space shuttle Discovery'); from May until at
least July because of an all-too-familiar problem?!?!?!?!?: a faulty
fuel tank sensor.A similar problem briefly delayed last summer's launch
of Discovery on the first shuttle flight since the *Columbia*
javascript:siteSearch('Columbia'); disaster in 2003.

sad nasa has lots of hard great workers, but they arent in a management
position with any power.

the existing way to be a manager elminates creative thinkers and
encourages suck ups and status normal lets not look for troubles.

this is the root cause of many troubles.

the terrible news is were at great risk for another shuttle accident,
sadly this will probably end nasa and manned space together. maybe
thats best??

current managers have shown their wrong stuff not looking at ALL foam
troubles and not finding and fixing the low fuel sensor trouble...

they STILL have their head up their butts

FROM US SPACE NEWS! Note the sensors arte OLD, some from 1996. Wonder
how many other aged parts are still being installed near or at the end
of their design age end? Which one may kill another crew?
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NASA announced that July 1 to 19, 2006, is the new launch planning
window for Space Shuttle
Discovery's mission (STS-121). I have to say the Shuttle program is
working just about right.
Bold in the areas it needs to be bold and shy when technical reality
calls for it. The biggest
delay is being caused by the need for more wind tunnel data. The delay
will provide support to
work on the ET (change out engine cutoff (ECO) sensors - some that date
from 1996 - during
testing, one of the four ECO sensors had a slightly different reading
than is expected),
modifications to the STS-300 ET, and repairs to Discovery's RMS
(Discovery's RMS was
instrumented as part of a DTO).

"tom hunt" wrote in message
news
NASA is run by civil servants. Do you expect anything good from an
organization run by these overpaid under worked lowlifes.


http://www.nasa.gov/about/highlights/dale_bio.html

Read this Bio of the ASSISTANT NASA ADMINISTRATOR

If you read the bio, you will see that this is not a civil servant per se,
but a political appointee. This means that she serves at the discretion of
the President and can be replaced anytime the President feels like making a
change.

JD

At thois point politicians tired of costs, deaths and endless delays
since the CEV is nearly 3 years behind schedule will remove manned from
NASA charter.


It seems to me that it would be a better idea to remove NASA from the
charter and give the job to someone who can do it!

There is no denying that NASA is a soft target for politicians wanting to
score quick points by attacking Government spending. Nevertheless you have
to seriously wonder if they (NASA) really are the right people for the job.

Katipo