On Tue, 4 Feb 2003 19:11:20 -0500, you ("Chuck Ferriday"
<cferriday@adelphia.net>) wrote:
>>From the referenced article, below, describing the buried
>nose cone of the shuttle, also came the following:
>".....What appeared to be one of the shuttle's heat-protecting black tiles
>was embedded in a tree in the vicinity of the nose cone........."
>Fragile heat protecting tiles? embedded in a tree?
If this is the same piece that I have in mind, it's definitely not a heat
shield tile. It looked like a shard from the metal airframe or other
supporting structure that has hit the tree like some shrapnel.
CU! Markus
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