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a estar the advanced solid rocket motor

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a estar the advanced solid rocket motor
 

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a estar the advanced solid rocket motor
court is essential to the continued

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court is essential to the continued
 

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court is essential to the continued
launch of a space shuttle into the year

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launch of a space shuttle into the year
 

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launch of a space shuttle into the year
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2000 and beyond use of the redesigned
 

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2000 and beyond use of the redesigned
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motors in the shuttle program of the
 

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motors in the shuttle program of the
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mid-1990s will greatly improve flight
 

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mid-1990s will greatly improve flight
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Stennis Space Center in Hancock County

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Stennis Space Center in Hancock County
 

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Stennis Space Center in Hancock County
Mississippi has been selected as the new

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Mississippi has been selected as the new
 

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Mississippi has been selected as the new
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site for testing of the rocket motors
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the test facility an associated easement
 

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the test facility an associated easement
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area cover over 130 9,000 acres the
 

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area cover over 130 9,000 acres the
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proposed test area for the advanced
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solid rocket motor is located in the
 

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solid rocket motor is located in the
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the access canal and east of the
 

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the access canal and east of the
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existing test stands used for the
 

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existing test stands used for the
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testing of the space shuttles main
 

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testing of the space shuttles main
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engines the new asrm test n will be at
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least six miles from the nearest
 

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least six miles from the nearest
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community testing of the new motors is
 

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community testing of the new motors is
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scheduled to begin in late nineteen
 

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scheduled to begin in late nineteen
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ninety-two 8motor tests are planned for
 

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ninety-two 8motor tests are planned for
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the first two years followed by two
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tests per year there after each test
 

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tests per year there after each test
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will last about two minutes nASA has a
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considerable database of experience in
 

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considerable database of experience in
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the testing and launching of solid
 

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the testing and launching of solid
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rocket motors likewise NASA also has
 

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rocket motors likewise NASA also has
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access to the experience of Department
 

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access to the experience of Department
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since nineteen sixty four nASA has

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since nineteen sixty four nASA has
 

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since nineteen sixty four nASA has
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launched 143 vehicles using solid
 

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launched 143 vehicles using solid
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propellants included in the number are
 

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propellants included in the number are
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32 space shuttle flights since 1981 from
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Kennedy Space Center employed in all
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these years nASA has seen no negative
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Florida ecological system or wildlife
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habitat a habitat which includes the
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manatee bald eagle and approximately 50
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other threatened and endangered species
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where crops are grown in cattle graves
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nASA has extensively monitored many
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aircraft measurements the combustion
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a 20,000 foot altitude then dissipate
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over a very large area this experience
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coupled with advanced field certified
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computer modeling efforts provides NASA
 

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computer modeling efforts provides NASA
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with the confidence to test at Stennis
 

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with the confidence to test at Stennis
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the Stennis Space Center was constructed
 

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the Stennis Space Center was constructed
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with an adequate buffer zone to ensure
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proper acoustical protection relating to
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test firing the asrm test and location
 

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test firing the asrm test and location
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was chosen to minimize noise to the
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surrounding communities testing will
 

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surrounding communities testing will
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conditions to minimize sound effects
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related to testing a noise monitoring
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program will also be established to
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verify actual levels of noise resulting
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from test firing noise levels will be
 

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from test firing noise levels will be
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made prior to all tests a portion of the
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Stennis Space Center area where the asrm
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test and will be built is defined as a
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wetlands and therefore requires a
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wetlands permit from the US Army Corps
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of Engineers as required by law this
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Space Center in order for construction
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to start at the test site the Corps of
 

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to start at the test site the Corps of
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replacement wetlands plan and issue a
 

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replacement wetlands plan and issue a
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permanent in addition to the wetlands
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rocket motor program information on the
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environmental impact statement as well
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communities a typical test scenario as
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it will occur at Stennis Space Center is
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rocket motors will be tested at Stennis
 

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to protect the soils or mechanically
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consisting of primarily 127 tons of
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hydrogen fluoride 212 tons of aluminum
 

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hydrogen fluoride 212 tons of aluminum
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oxide and water vapor will be released
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in 135 seconds and rapidly rise above
 

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in 135 seconds and rapidly rise above
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producing exhaust 6,000 degrees
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dispersion at high altitudes unlike the
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exhaust from industrial smokestacks NASA
 

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exhaust from industrial smokestacks NASA
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will assure dispersion of the motor
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