The Endeavor took flight this morning in the 2nd to last mission for the program

Posted by Robert Dow on May 16th 2011 | Comments Closed
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The Endeavor is set to deliver an Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer to the International Space Station during its 16 day mission in space. The space shuttle program which first took flight on April 12, 1981 has only one flight left on the schedule. The shuttle computers only carry one megabyte of memory up into space.

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Robert Dow is the senior researcher and benchmark analysts at JPR. Afectionetly known by his co-workers as Master Chief he is the COQC (chief of quality control). A former tennis, basketball, and golf star, after a almost fatal accident on the courts where he lost his left leg, he devoted his time to obtaining a degree in history from the University of San Francisco.

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