 | | May
14, 2003 --- A piece of space shuttle external tank foam strikes a
portion of a main landing gear door during a Columbia Accident Investigation
Board test at the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas.
The test was one of a series that occurred in early May 2003 as part
of the investigation into the cause of the Space Shuttle Columbia
accident. The materials being tested are positioned so the foam strikes
at a range of angles and velocities.
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 | | May
14, 2003 --- A piece of space shuttle external tank foam strikes a
portion of a main landing gear door during a Columbia Accident Investigation
Board test at the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas.
The test was one of a series that occurred in early May 2003 as part
of the investigation into the cause of the Space Shuttle Columbia
accident. The materials being tested are positioned so the foam strikes
at a range of angles and velocities.
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 | | May
14, 2003 --- A piece of space shuttle external tank foam strikes a
portion of a main landing gear door during a Columbia Accident Investigation
Board test at the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas.
The test was one of a series that occurred in early May 2003 as part
of the investigation into the cause of the Space Shuttle Columbia
accident. The materials being tested are positioned so the foam strikes
at a range of angles and velocities.
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 | | May
14, 2003 --- A piece of space shuttle external tank foam strikes a
portion of a main landing gear door during a Columbia Accident Investigation
Board test at the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio, Texas.
The test was one of a series that occurred in early May 2003 as part
of the investigation into the cause of the Space Shuttle Columbia
accident. The materials being tested are positioned so the foam strikes
at a range of angles and velocities.
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 | | (July
7, 2003) -- A piece of Space Shuttle external tank foam strikes an
area of a Space Shuttle wing during a test at the Southwest Research
Institute in San Antonio, Texas. The July 7 event was one of an ongoing
series of tests being conducted in 2003 as part of the investigation
into the cause of the Space Shuttle Columbia accident. The video shows
the same test from several different angles as the foam penetrates
a Reinforced Carbon-Carbon panel, creating a hole 41 centimeters by
41 centimeters (16 inches by 16 inches).
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