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| 03.04.03 - JSC Media Roundtable Transcript
JSC flight engineers Bob Doremus and Jeff Kling discussed e-mails they exchanged with colleagues during Columbia's mission. Roundtable held at the Johnson Space Center (JSC) in Houston, Texas on Feb. 26. + View Acrobat PDF | |||
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| 03.04.03 - A Letter From The Columbia Crew Families
The Columbia crew families express gratitude for overwhelming public support. Charitable funds are now available for contributions. + Read More | |||
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| 03.03.03 - Correspondence between NASA Administrator and Columbia Accident Investigation Board Chairman
Admiral Gehman requests chang of personnel on Columbia investigation team in letter dated Feb. 25, 2003. Administrator O'Keefe offers additional personnel from outside the Shuttle program to work with the Board in letter dated Feb. 28. + View Acrobat PDF + View Acrobat PDF | |||
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| 02.28.03 - STS-107 Crew Cabin Video
Video footage taken by the crew during re-entry on Feb. 1. The video lasts approximately 13 minutes and is introduced by Astronaut Scott Altman. + View this Video + View the video (JPL RealMedia source) + View the video (KSC RealMedia source) + View the video (additional RealMedia source) | |||
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| 02.27.03 - NASA Budget Hearing
NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe testifies before the House Committee on Science. + Read More + Read Statement + View this Video | |||
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| 02.26.03 - NASA Research Aircraft Searches Columbia's Path for Debris
NASA high-altitude research aircraft, the ER-2, used special cameras to search for debris. NASA's Dryden Flight Research Center at Edwards, Calif., operates a pair of ER-2s for earth and environmental science missions. + Read More | |||
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| 02.26.03 - Email exchange on Issues Regarding Columbia
Langley Research Center and Johnson Space Center discussion regarding the assessment of foam debris contact with Columbia during launch. Email beginning on Jan. 23. Focus more on internal Johnson interaction. + View Acrobat PDF | |||
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| 02.26.03 - Email exchange on Issues Regarding Columbia
Langley Research Center discussion regarding main gear breach concerns on Jan. 31. + View Acrobat PDF (612 Kb) | |||
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| 02.20.03 - Email on Possible Issues Regarding Columbia
Email exchange on Jan. 28-31, 2003 on assessment of potential breach in landing gear door or wheel well during the orbiter's reentry into Earth's atmosphere. Focus more on internal Langley discussion. + View Acrobat PDF (1.1 Mb) | |||
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| 02.26.03 - Counties and States West of Columbia Break Up
These counties may contain materials that came off the shuttle before the breakup occurred, which could be important to the accident investigation. Anyone in these counties who finds suspected shuttle debris should contact their local law enforcement authorities and leave the piece where they find it. + View list | |||
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| 02.25.03 - Columbia Accident Investigation Board Press Conference material
Here are two views of a single thermal protection system tile from the Space Shuttle Columbia that was recently recovered near Powell, Texas, as part of the ongoing debris recovery effort. + View jpeg file (148 Kb) + View jpeg file (168 Kb) | |||
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| 02.21.03 - Boeing Debris Impact Assessment Charts
Three sets of charts, from Jan. 21, Jan. 23, and Jan. 24, were part of an analysis conducted during the STS-107 mission of the impact of external tank foam debris striking Columbia during ascent. The analysis was presented to the STS-107 Mission Management Team on Jan. 27 with the conclusion that the effects of the debris did not pose a safety of flight concern for Columbia. Mission managers concurred with that conclusion. These charts do not represent a comprehensive look at the analysis, which included extensive verbal communication, and took place over more than a week while Columbia was in orbit. All open work shown on these charts was completed and reported to Space Shuttle management. + View Acrobat PDF + View Acrobat PDF + View Acrobat PDF | |||
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| 02.20.03 - News Conference with NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe
NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe answers questions at Stennis Space Center. + Read More + View Video | |||
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| 02.20.03 - NASA Asks for Help in Specific Counties
Be on the lookout for possible Shuttle material 60 miles north or south of the reentry track, particularly in specific counties in Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah. Note changes in county listings. + Read More | |||
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| 02.14.03 - Accident Response Briefing
Flight Director Leroy Cain briefs reporters at Johnson Space Center. + Read More + View Video | |||
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| 02.12.03 - Accident Response Briefing
Flight Director Leroy Cain and Chief Flight Director Milt Heflin brief reporters at Johnson Space Center. + Read More + Hear Audio | |||
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| 02.12.03 - Joint Hearing on Columbia Disaster and Future of NASA
NASA Administrator Sean O'Keefe testifies before the U.S. Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee and House Science Committee. + Read More + View Video | |||
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| 02.11.03 - Accident Response Briefing
International Space Station Commander Kenneth Bowersox, Science Officer Donald Pettit and Flight Engineer Nikolai Budarin speak to reporters. + Read More + View Video | |||
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| 02.12.03 - Space Flight Operations Contingency Action Plan (CAP)
The Contingency Action Plan outlines the pre-planned contingency response to a space flight mishap. + View Acrobat PDF (39 Kb) | |||
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| 02.10.03 - Accident Response Briefing
Briefing with Sean O'Keefe, NASA Administrator; Maj. Gen. Mike Kostelnik, Deputy Associate Administrator,Office of Space Flight; and Bill Readdy, NASA Associate Adminstrator of Spaceflight. + Read More + View Video | |||
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