Re: Shuttle Status for 12/21/89 (Forwarded)

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From: Dan Beougher
Date: Thu, 21 Dec 1989 23:44

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In article <51329@srcsip.UUCP>, radke@SRC.Honeywell.COM (Kathie Radke) writes:
> I think a dewar is a *really*, *really* cold chamber.  Like a thermos full
> of liquid nitrogen.
> 

Yup.  A Dewar flask is a metal container with an evacuated space
between the walls.  It's sometimes silvered to prevent heat
transfer.  Uses include storing liquified gases.  Your basic
vacuum bottle.

dB

Prune juice will set you free.

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From: danbe@tekred.CNA.TEK.COM (Dan Beougher)
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Subject: Re: Shuttle Status for 12/21/89 (Forwarded)
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