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From: matt@gargoyle.UUCP (Matt Crawford)
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Subject: Re: Star-wars,heh,heh
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Date: Sun, 4-Aug-85 21:27:55 EDT
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Posted: Sun Aug  4 21:27:55 1985
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In article <> peterb@pbear.UUCP writes:
>So senario:
>	A hostile killer is tracked on a trajectory taking it close to
>station group A. Group B is in line of sight to group A, and farther away
>from the killer. As the killer tracks toward Group A, A withdraws its sensors
>for a preset amount of time. Group B lines up on the device and fires,
>effectively wiping it out. Then group B retracts behind its sheilds and waits
>for the projectile wave to pass(which is easily calculated). After the wave
>passes, group A comes out and scans for debris, and signals group B to come
>out after all is clear.
>
>Peter Barada

Whoops!  The object approaching "Group A" was the annual refueling
and maintenance shuttle and it has now been destroyed by a software
bug in Group B.

			Ad absurdam per aspera!

			   Matt Crawford