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Shuttle Arm Incident Investigation Board

By Keith Cowing on March 17, 2006 5:03 PM.

NASA Appoints Board to Investigate Shuttle Arm Incident

"On March 4 at about 10:10 p.m. EST, shuttle technicians inside a bridge bucket work platform device accidentally bumped into Discovery's robotic arm. The arm is a 50-foot-long, jointed extension used to grapple payloads, remove them from the payload bay and move spacewalking astronauts to various work platforms."

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