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From: terryl@tekcrl.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.rumor
Subject: Re: ASAT
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Date: Sun, 22-Sep-85 05:17:04 EDT
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> *** REPLACE THIS LINE WITH YOUR RUMOR ***
> Guess what? The "defunct military satellite" shot down
> by ASAT as a test was really a functioning scientific
> satellite called SOLWIND or something like that ( at least
> that`s how the rumor goes ). Tsk tsk. 

     God, I hate to do this, but sometimes you just gotta say "What the ****!!"


     Friday evening, a fiery red fireball streaked across the Northwest skies
was identified as burning debris from a Soviet space launch. It was a rocket
body from the Soviet launch of their Soyuz T-14. The debris was judged to be
approx. 15 square meters, rather large for debris of that type.


				I LOVE RUMORS


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