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Date: | Fri, 22 Jul 2005 13:21:02 -0400 |
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Deny's says:
> [OT] Fun space shuttle facts!
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> It depends on what do you mean by " "lost" "? There have
> been A-12s, an M-12, several D-21 and several SR-71 that came
> to grief, but they were all accounted for. None of the
> Blackbirds have ever been shot down. There was a case of an
> SR-71 (I forget the tail number) that totally lost contact
> and never returned. However, all Blackbirds had a type of
> monitoring system that continuously fed back to base some
> pieces of information and they were able to figure out what
> happened to this one also.
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> Denys
My guess is it reached escape velocity due to pilot error.
Tracy Johnson
Measurement Specialties, Inc.
BT
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