Re: NASA re ISS noise: "Ignorance is bliss"??

stmx3 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>Are O'Keefe and the ISS Program Manager willing to bet the lives of the 
>two crewmembers that there is no problem?  Shades of Columbia on this 
>one.  However, we're likely being premature.  NASA should have a 
>requirement to determine what caused the noise and close the book on it. 

Tain't no different than a momentary weird noise on the boat you can't
identify.  You look real hard at all the gauges, levels, and logs, and
if you can't find the cause, you pass the word to pay attention in
case it happens again.

D.
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