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From: CMP.WERNER@R20.UTEXAS.EDU (Werner Uhrig)
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Subject: magnetic-core storage memory of Challenger found and recovered
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Date: Tue, 18-Mar-86 11:12:45 EST
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in regards to the recent discussion about Russian "outdated" technology
used in air&space, I found a recent article I read in the local paper this
weekend most interesting.

it reported that NASA expects to be able to learn more about the last moments
of the shuttle than if newer memory technology had been used.

I meant to clip the article and post it verbatum, but .....
maybe someone else could type it in?  It was front-page news everywhere,
I suspect, so many of you probably have read it also.
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