Re: Galileo's antenna

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From: Anthony Datri
Date: Sat, 09 Jan 1993 04:11

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>Supposed that the stuck ribs may be freed, what are the odds that the 
>HGA is permanently deformed due to having been suspended for such a 
>long time? Is it flexible enough to regain its original shape?

If it's flexible enough to deploy after launch, I'd expect so.
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