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I just woke up and found out about it. It is hard settling in that this is REAL. It had on space.com this

 

"At the pre-landing news conference, entry flight director answered questions about potential damage to Columbia's heat protection tiles that might have been the result of insulating foam seen coming loose from the shuttle's external tank at launch.

 

Cain said engineers studied the situation and were not worried.

 

"We took a very thorough look at the situation with the tile on the left wing and we have no concerns, whatsoever," Cain said Friday. "Therefore we haven't changed anything with respect to our trajectory design.""

 

I don't have any idea, but this could have something to do with it. How could they had got a good look at it? They should have taken the safety precautions anyway

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