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September 17, 2009 edit
That's when they'll start flying again.
- Very funny. Stop vandalizing pages. —Cleared as filed. 19:43, July 13, 2005 (UTC)
This isn't vandalism, this is THE TRUTH!!!!!!!
delay's effect on atlantis edit
i don't understand this part, isn't having more time to get atlantis ready a *good* thing? I guess I don't understand the arguments listed there in the article, or it's not clear.
Wake up calls edit
Is the wake up call info really significant enough to this mission to list it, or is it a potential candidate for a new wiki page about NASA's tradition of crew wakeup calls (one brief, recent source), and that wiki page including data on each mission's wake up calls ... assuming NASA has published that info for pre-STS114 missions; offhand I'm only aware of them publishing the data concisely for STS-114 (Source). Addendum -- looks like digging on NASA.gov may turn up data for other flights -- here's the data for STS-107 (Source) It's useful information, but seems a little out of place put directly on the mission page, imho. -- Ageekgal
Mission Risks edit
I've removed the Mission Risks section. It was inaccurate, speculative, poorly worded and written, and did not exhibit a neutral POV. I couldn't find any substantive content in the entire section worth salvaging. Please discuss it here if you feel the section should be reinstated. --Dan East 18:52, September 3, 2005 (UTC)
- Evil Monkey - thanks for fixing this page. I'm not sure what happened, but it must have been something with the Mediawiki software. I edited only this section to add my sig, and when I hit Save page it took me right back to the edit screen, like nothing happened. I had to hit Save page a few times, and finally it saved and showed me just this section with my sig appended (which appeared correct, because I only edited this section in the first place). Weird. --Dan East 23:55, September 3, 2005 (UTC)
Andy Thomas got publically upset edit
This was the mission where Andy Thomas got very upset about the NASA bosses publically on television. He was certainly reprimanded, and may not be given a chance to fly again. Does anyone know about this or has this all be quietened down?