24 September 2003: NASA safety panel revamp needed, says ex-member, Huntsville Times “They cannot take whistleblower info because it is public record, which, in turn, doesn’t allow for privacy,” said […]
Columbia
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August 2003
27 August 2003: Send in your CAIB comments Editor’s note: What do you think about the CAIB’s final report? Did they get it right? Can NASA accomplish all of the […]
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NASA Watch Editor Keith Cowing on CNN: The Columbia Shuttle Tragedy: Analyzing the Report (Transcript)
CAROL COSTELLO, CNN ANCHOR: Insufficient funding, tight schedules and poor leadership, all problems the Columbia investigative board set contributed to the shuttle disaster. The findings were part of a blunt […]
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NASA Watch Editor Keith Cowing on NEXT@CNN 23 Aug 2003 [Transcript]
SAN MIGUEL: Well, it was nearly seven months ago that the space shuttle “Columbia” broke apart as it reentered earth’s atmosphere, killing the seven astronauts on board. On Tuesday, the […]
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NASA Watch Editor Keith Cowing on “Next@CNN” 27 July 2003 (Transcript)
KOPPEL: Joining me now to talk about the risks that NASA takes is Keith Cowing, the creator of the nasawatch.com. Mr. Cowing, the Columbia managers knew that it was this […]
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Remarks By NASA Administrator Sean O’Keefe – Columbia Point Naming Ceremony
Remarks by the Honorable Sean O’Keefe NASA Administrator Columbia Point Naming Ceremony U.S. Department of the Interior Washington, D.C. June 10, 2003
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April 2003
30 April 2003: Live Worms Found in Shuttle Debris, AP “Hundreds of worms from a science experiment aboard the space shuttle Columbia have been found alive in the wreckage, NASA […]