
Dr. Edwin Fasanella: The Senior Researcher that led the team that proved the technical cause of the Space Shuttle Columbia tragedy| Leading Edge Discovery Podcast with Astronaut Charlie Camarda Ph.D
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Guest: Dr. Edwin Fasanella, Senior Research Fellow at NASA Langley Research Center [@NASA_Langley]
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Host: Charlie Camarda Ph.D
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Episode Introduction
NASA engineers at JSC and Boeing used a crude impact analysis which was inadequate and led to the wrong decision which resulted in the Columbia accident. Dr. Ed Fasanella was a research engineer at NASA Langley who, against the wishes of Shuttle Program Managers, led a team of NASA researchers which developed an accurate physics-based understanding of the ballistic impact which caused the Columbia accident in only 4 months.
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