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Crack found in foam of shuttle fuel tank
 By
John Breneman
The above headline from the New York Times Web site on Monday
raises troubling questions about America's space program.
Most pressing: How did a crack dealer get close enough to
the shuttle to hide a stash of rock cocaine in Discovery's
foam-insulated fuel tank?
NASA engineers are now analyzing whether the mission should
be scrubbed so they can check the O-rings for angel dust.
A source close to the shuttle's janitor said one of the astronauts
was planning to conduct unauthorized experiments on the effects
of crack cocaine in a weightless environment.
Police reportedly have questioned Lt. Tyrone Biggums, whose
NASA bio identifies his hero as legendary Apollo 11 stoner
Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin.
Related story:
Shuttle
repair costs 'out of this world' -- Aug. 3, 2005
Posted by John Breneman on July 4, 2006 10:56 AM
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