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Note also the strange spacing and boxing of "side", apparently for no reason. Also: "there is no hazard-if both risers are still attached". What's a "hazard-if
by gaur 11y ago
Note also the strange spacing and boxing of "side", apparently for no reason.
Also: "there is no hazard-if both risers are still attached". What's a "hazard-if"? Or do they mean to use a dash here instead of a hyphen?
This document looks like it was typeset by an incompetent temp in 1995. Really goes to show that the cutting edge of space research is in many aspects at the mercy of the lowest bidder (literally and figuratively).
- userbinator 11y agoPerhaps it was translated from a Russian version and hastily redacted.
- CWuestefeld 11y agoHeck, what's a riser? I mean, I am familiar with the term, but I have no way to identify what a Soyuz capsule's risers are, so ho do I know if they're attached or not?