STS-27metalmelt.jpg

Summary

Description STS-27metalmelt.jpg	Partially melted aluminum mounting plate for the L-band antenna due to thermal protection tile loss in STS-27
Date	Taken on 6 December 1988
Source	STS-27R OV-104 Orbiter TPS Damage Review Team Summary Report, Volume I, February 1989, TM-100355 - image online at http://cbsnews.cbs.com/network/news/space/119/119graphics/fd13/27_land3.jpg and http://spaceflightnow.com/shuttle/sts119/090327sts27/
Author	NASA

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