NASA: All systems go for next launch Experts met for 2 days to discuss shuttle dangers: CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Despite lingering safety concerns, NASA mission managers Thursday officially declared Discovery ready for the first shuttle launch since the February 2003 accident that destroyed Columbia and killed its seven astronauts.

Subject

Aircraft accidents & safety;
Task forces;
Multinational space ventures;
Space shuttle

Company / organization

Name:

National Aeronautics & Space Administration--NASA

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Title

NASA: All systems go for next launch Experts met for 2 days to discuss shuttle dangers: CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Despite lingering safety concerns, NASA mission managers Thursday officially declared Discovery ready for the first shuttle launch since the February 2003 accident that destroyed Columbia and killed its seven astronauts.

Author

Long, Phil; Merzer, Martin; Knight Ridder Newspapers

Publication title

Corpus Christi Caller - Times; Corpus Christi

Publication year

2011

Publication date

Aug 1, 2011

Publisher

Gannett Media Corp

Place of publication

Corpus Christi

Country of publication

United States

Publication subject

General Interest Periodicals--United States

ISSN

08945365

Source type

Newspaper

Language of publication

English

Document type

News

ProQuest document ID

2571499275

Document URL

https://www.proquest.com/newspapers/nasa-all-systems-go-next-launch-experts-met-2/docview/2571499275/se-2?accountid=208611

Last updated

2021-09-11

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ProQuest One Academic

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