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A little theory.

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A long time admirer. For me, his "O ring and a glass of ice water" demonstrationwhich kicked the air out of the NASA gas bags during theChallenger Disaster inquiry was most memorable. A remarkable man. 72, Tim Colbert  K3HX
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Re: A little theory.

David Pratt-2
Excuse my ignorance, Tim; maybe I am being naive, but could you explain
to which Elecraft products you are referring? I do not know of any 'O'
rings in any of my Elecraft transceivers.

73 de David G4DMP

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>A long time admirer. For me, his "O ring and a glass of ice water"
>demonstrationwhich kicked the air out of the NASA gas bags during
>theChallenger Disaster inquiry was most memorable. A remarkable man.
>72, Tim Colbert  K3HX
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Re: A little theory.

David Woolley (E.L)
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I believe people are confusing Feynman and Sagan.  I think it was Carl
Sagan who demonstrated the sloppy practices with combination locks and
did the Challenger enquiry.

I did read some of Feynman's lectures, in high school.

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  tOn 17/04/17 02:32, [hidden email] wrote:
> A long time admirer. For me, his "O ring and a glass of ice water" demonstrationwhich kicked the air out of the NASA gas bags during theChallenger Disaster inquiry was most memorable. A remarkable man. 72, Tim Colbert  K3HX

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Re: A little theory.

John Marvin
Sorry, it is you are confusing the two. It was Feynman on both counts.
Sagan would have been 8 years old when the Manhattan Project was
started. Feynman was also on the Rogers Commission that was tasked with
investigating the Challenger disaster (Carl Sagan was not involved).

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On 4/18/2017 1:50 AM, David Woolley wrote:
> I believe people are confusing Feynman and Sagan.  I think it was Carl
> Sagan who demonstrated the sloppy practices with combination locks and
> did the Challenger enquiry.
>
> I did read some of Feynman's lectures, in high school.
>

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