New details emerge in Kaczynski crash investigation
Russian and Polish officials report that at least two non crew voices appeared on cockpit recorders while the Tu-154 faced heavy fog over Smolensk. They probe cell phone use and instrument readings amid questions about the crew’s decision to land.
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Spacewalking astronaut untangles snagged cable on shuttle boom
Spacewalking astronaut Bowen freed a snagged cable on the shuttle Atlantis inspection boom earning a superhero label. He and Michael Good then replaced four space station batteries and fixed a loose antenna during a rapid series of tasks enabling a thorough post launch inspection.
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Spacewalk Yields Battery Replacements on Atlantis Mission
Astronauts replace four of seven spare batteries outside the space station during a lengthy spacewalk. Ground control confirms no cable damage after Bowen detects an extra wire tie causing a snag. Tony Antonelli radioed praise as the team completes the task.
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Mothers of 3 detained Americans visit Iran seeking release
In Tehran three mothers Nora Shourd Cindy Hickey and Laura Fat tal meet with Iranian officials to press for freedom for their children jailed since July at the Iraqi border. Iran grants weeklong visas on an Islamic humanitarian basis as the US gains support for new sanctions over the nuclear program.
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