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Chris Walters
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Hello Lockheedmartin Space Systems
Media Reps Jan Wrather
(303) 971-5967
janet.wrather@lmco.com
Harry Wadsworth
(504) 257-0094
harry.wadsworth@lmco.com
I wanted to ask drop by and ask a brief question for the engineers
Lockheed Martin Michoud Assembly Center. Could the foam covering the
shuttle external fuel tank be coated with a silicone seal similar to
the type commonly used to coat roofs. The substance is water proof,
lightweight, inexpensive and usually guaranteed to last 25 years Would
have asked the engineering staff directly but don't know their email.
Chris Walters
Origional Question On modifying Shuttle
Thermal Tiles
1. Hello a website was set up to ask if it might
be possible to modify the space shuttle thermal
tiles or fuel tanks by interlacing and reinforcing the foam
with titanium wire, kevlar, or some other
substance-online:
http://www.geocities.com/shuttlequestion
2. If the idea is feasiable who would be contacted
at NASA or the contractor?
C Walters
chrissaidthanks2002@yahoo.com
Media Reps Jan Wrather
(303) 971-5967
janet.wrather@lmco.com
Harry Wadsworth
(504) 257-0094
harry.wadsworth@lmco.com
I wanted to ask drop by and ask a brief question for the engineers
Lockheed Martin Michoud Assembly Center. Could the foam covering the
shuttle external fuel tank be coated with a silicone seal similar to
the type commonly used to coat roofs. The substance is water proof,
lightweight, inexpensive and usually guaranteed to last 25 years Would
have asked the engineering staff directly but don't know their email.
Chris Walters
Origional Question On modifying Shuttle
Thermal Tiles
1. Hello a website was set up to ask if it might
be possible to modify the space shuttle thermal
tiles or fuel tanks by interlacing and reinforcing the foam
with titanium wire, kevlar, or some other
substance-online:
http://www.geocities.com/shuttlequestion
2. If the idea is feasiable who would be contacted
at NASA or the contractor?
C Walters
chrissaidthanks2002@yahoo.com
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