Re: Hubble Space Telescope

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From: Doug Phillipson 5-0134
Date: Fri, 15 Dec 1989 18:06

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While were on the subject of things dropping out of the sky. Why don't the people
that are responsible for orbit predictions use worst case solar flare activity
as the norm? Wouldn't this alone have saved Skylab? 

Douglas Phillipson (EG&G)

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From: doug@herbert.uucp (Doug Phillipson 5-0134)
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Subject: Re: Hubble Space Telescope
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Date: 15 Dec 89 18:06:50 GMT
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