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One would have to interrupt the mission to get the right lighting, to make sure you're over, the right satellite is in position. and then now you have an army of people on the ground. we have to reorient the shuttle for the proper exposure angles and all that. and to do that means they may have to terminate their science experiments. in a program manager's mind, that's responsible for getting shuttles up there on schedule, if you interrupt the science mission, you have the ire of all the people and the science objectives were now ruined. and that looks badly on nasa. -a little bit later in the...

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Performing Science Experiments help your kid develop their skills in terms of goal-setting, problem-solving and planning. It also develops curiosity among kids and acquires new ways of putting questions and exploring the world. Exploring scientific experiments is considered to be a great summer activity for families as well as for kids or an old-schooled fashioned

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Asking me to see if i could find out some more information. Nasa does not own any military satellites, but at that time we had a close Working Relationship with the Patrick Air Force base, so i put in a request with them. Theres a lot of work to get a photo. One would have to interrupt the mission to get the right lighting, to make sure youre over, the right satellite is in position. And then now you have an army of people on the ground. We have to reorient the shuttle for the proper exposure angles and all that. And to do that means they may have to terminate their science experiments. In a p...