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An ER-2 searched for shuttle Columbia's debris

Edwards,Usa - The aircraft flew over Western Texas for seven hours

On February 22, an ER-2 research aircraft flew over west Texas sky to search for the space shuttle Columbia debris. The ER-2, civil version of the U-2, operated at 20.000 and 70.000 feet of altitude. Images from special cameras are being studied to determine if any shuttle debris can be located. The aircraft is capable of missions up to eight hours and a range up to 3400 miles. Nasa has two ER-2s,...

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Rome, Italy, 02/28/2003 17:32
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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