Shuttle docks at station; NASA probes foam problem

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Now THIS sounds like a job for the local county Health Department... :fly:


Given that the fleet is grounded - would they not send up another with any replacement/repair materials that they may have neglected/not known they needed in order to fix Discovery?

If so, how long would it take them to prep the emergency launch? (Excluding waiting for a new window)

Also, if the emergency shuttle was damaged as well, do we have any left after that?

I thought we had a total of 4 or 5, but 2 went bye bye which leaves us with 1 or 2 on the ground.

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CNN.com said:
Future shuttle flights on hold

(CNN) -- Discovery docked with the international space station Thursday as NASA tried to determine why insulating foam fell off the shuttle's external fuel tank during its launch.

The shuttle-station rendezvous at 7:18 a.m. ET was the first since November 2002, NASA said. Shortly afterward, a connecting hatch was opened and both crews greeted each other with hugs and smiles.

Discovery flew in an unusual upside-down maneuver before it docked so space station cameras with special lenses could take pictures of it, looking for possible damage.
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shawndavid said:
Docking (sexual practice)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

Docking, also known as frontage, is a sexual act performed between two homosexual men. One man places his glans of his penis within the foreskin of the other man's penis.

Between partners who are both circumcised, docking can be done with the use of a docking sleeve, a kind of sex toy.

A docking sleeve is a sex toy which is sometimes used to aide the sexual act of docking. It is a cylindrical device, which has both ends open. Two men insert their penises into either end and gain pleasure from this. The sleeve is particularly useful for docking between two men who have both been circumcised, where it is used as a replacement for foreskin.

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shawndavid said:
Now THIS sounds like a job for the local county Health Department... :fly:


Given that the fleet is grounded - would they not send up another with any replacement/repair materials that they may have neglected/not known they needed in order to fix Discovery?

If so, how long would it take them to prep the emergency launch? (Excluding waiting for a new window)

Also, if the emergency shuttle was damaged as well, do we have any left after that?

I thought we had a total of 4 or 5, but 2 went bye bye which leaves us with 1 or 2 on the ground.

Article
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If NASA would tell the environmental wackos to go screw off and use the original foam. The shuttle program wouldn't be having these problems. :mad:
 
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