Anchor for this item  posted Sunday, February 02, 2003 at 3:25 pm MST

From today's NASA JSC daily briefing - first thermal spike was in the wheel well: 20-30 degrees rise in five minutes; 8:54 left mid-fuselage 60 degree increase over five minutes (right side increased 15); 8:58 roll trim increase in left elevon, indicating an increase in drag; measurements fail for wheel well area and back; 8:59 roll trim increase, indicating counter to increased drag on the left; loss of signal.
Data recovery may yield as much as 32secs of additional information. (Records are validated real-time; those that fail are not displayed. Data that failed strict real-time criteria is on hand.)

NB: Updated contact data for transmittal of digital images: columbiaimages@nasa.gov

Real feeds: nasa_tv; nasatv; nasatv2; nasatv ames, kscnasa, jpl live, and *!use this!* nasatv audio. (JPL has a 512K feed ... I cannot receive it [Hey! 28.8 SLIrP!!] so do not know its contents.)

[I have left www.unitedspacealliance.com/ off the list; at 6dB in the red for the duration, audio is inexcusably poor.]


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