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Images of Endeavour's Damaged Tiles

Posted by CmdrTaco on from the that-sure-doesn't-look-good dept.

Roland Piquepaille writes "Neptec Design Group, a Canadian company and a NASA prime contractor for 25 space missions, was kind enough to send me exclusive images of Endeavour's damaged tiles during its last take-off. So here are some of these pictures" The pictures are pretty amazing and make the urgency of this whole thing much more amazing.

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  1. Spamking by BladeMelbourne · · Score: -1, Troll

    Roland - still the Slashdot spamking.

    This image explains a lot...
    http://i.zdnet.com/images/ms/rpiqepaille_105x110.j pg

  2. AAPL to LOSE 20% by end of trading TODAY !! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll


    AAPL to LOSE 20% by end of trading TODAY !!

    Sell/cover your ass !! or stay away from open windows of great height because you WILL LOSE !!

  3. Re:How long has this been happening? by emilng · · Score: 0, Troll

    I really hope you're not a project manager or salesperson, though you sure sound like some that I've worked with before.
    I would feel so sorry for the developers and engineers who would have to handle your projects.

    "Why don't we create this project and give it a... I don't know... 2 week deadline, because summing it up in a sentence seemed easy enough"

  4. Re:How long has this been happening? by Zonekeeper · · Score: -1, Troll

    Yup. Welcome to Slashdot, where bullshit begets bullshit when posters hope that no one reads the fine print and instead spout hysterical leftist crap they hope everyone will just automatically believe. Slogans are SO much easier than actually using your brain.

  5. Re:How long has this been happening? by mgabrys_sf · · Score: 0, Troll

    Development of entire program as mentioned by the non-responder full-of-shit parent, not one incident fucktard.

    As for writing - reports don't even qualify as GOOD WRITING fucktard version 2.0. I'd like oh - I don't know - something that smacks of reportage. Not tax-code filings.