Houston, TX - The NASA website
dedicated to providing information about the ongoing Columbia Space Shuttle
investigation has provided a report showing the path of the shuttle as
it passed over the southwestern United States.The report, entitled "STS-107
Accident Investigation Ground Track and Events Summary Based on the Rev
12.1 Master Time Line," shows maps created with Microsoft's MapPoint software.
Shown below are thumbnail images of just two of the maps; one from the
flight over the San Francisco Bay Area; the second showing the path in
northeastern Arizona, not far from the "four corners" area.
The report (in PDF format) showing its entire path, can be downloaded HERE.
The report (in PDF format) showing its entire path, can be downloaded HERE.
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