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From: jack@focsys.uucp (Jack Houde)
Newsgroups: sci.space.shuttle
Subject: water dump
Message-ID: <1990Dec19.172159.15458@focsys.uucp>
Date: 19 Dec 90 17:21:59 GMT
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This may have been answered before but...

Since the beginning of manned space flight, what happens to
the water that is dumped during flight?

In the case of the Shuttle, is it close enough to Earth to
cause it to re-enter? Else, does it become a frozen mass of
whatever, forever stuck in orbit?

Or is it simply that they figure we have enough of it that
it can be thrown away without any thought?