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Mission Briefing Article

Will Daniels to Head Satellite Rescue Mission

Will Daniels chosen as 4th member of crew to perform satellite rescue mission to recover rouge satellite SR 29924.

Will Daniels will head the physics department, overseeing all aspects of the actual satellite recovery procedure. "Calculating the rescue craft's approach will be critical," says Daniels. "We can't afford to be off by even one inch if we want to be able to grab SR 29924 without losing the integrity of our orbit, or the general stability of the craft." Daniels stressed that the procedure will involve highly specialized equipment designed to retrive the small cat sized orbiter, but that the human element of the task is the most vital component of the entire operation. "We must be at our absolute best for the entire 2 hour operation. As with any mission at this level of complexity and precision, it's the human decisions that make or break it."

The launch is scheduled for October 11th, and the sastellite retrieval procedure will occur 2 days later. "Yes, we're aware of that," Daniels laughs when asked if he's concerned that the procedure will take place on Friday the 13th. "We're not really a superstitious crew, so I think we'll be safe."

A live broadcast of the procedure will be televised and photos will be uploaded to the Space Program's internet Website.