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Space Flight Now: «After a day of media speculation about Air Force imagery reportedly showing clear evidence of structural damage at or near the leading edge of the shuttle Columbia's left wing, NASA released a single blurry frame late today that raised more questions than it answered».

CNN.com: «NASA not convinced photos reveal Columbia's problem».

The Mercury News: «NASA said it has asked outside atmospheric scientists for their opinion on whether some sort of electrical discharge could have occurred as the shuttle screamed toward touchdown at Kennedy Space Center in Florida».

CNN.com: «Recovery crews found a "leading edge" of one of the wings of the space shuttle Columbia, but it was not yet clear which side it came from».

NASA: «The song, commissioned by NASA to celebrate the Centennial of Flight, was written by Tena R. Clark. At the Feb. 6 memorial service at the National Cathedral, Patti LaBelle sang it in tribute to the crew of Columbia».

[{DeLong's Home Page }]. Gregory Benford: «Perhaps the only good thing about this disaster is that it will prompt NASA to rethink the design of manned spacecraft from first principles». Gregory Benford es conocido por ser autor de ciencia ficción.

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