Data release delay?

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From: Ben Delisle
Date: Mon, 04 Jan 1993 09:19

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	In a newspaper article I read a couple days ago, I saw that
NASA will delay the release of data and pictuers from the Mars Observer
when it arrives at Mars and begins it's job. Aparently the delay will
be of a year or more and live feeds that have been offered with previous
deep space probes will be restricted.  
	Is there any truth to this, if so why has this policy been set 
into force and by whom? This is unconscienceable and must be changed. 
It is all out wrong. There is no reason.



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From: delisle@eskimo.com (Ben Delisle)
Subject: Data release delay?
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