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astronauts kept watch today
on :m :ii)im< munli'v in.I
worked to overcome nagging
problems with an experiment
while still being bothered by
leaking animal cages that till
the cabin with rat food and
wastes.
Still, scientists said they
were very pleased with the
rounu-iiic-ciock researcn neing
conducted in two shifts in
the billion-dollar, 23-l'ootlong
Spacelab mounted in
the shuttle's cargo bay.
"We're having a very successful
science mission."
reported Joseph Cremin,
who heads the team of
Spaeelah managers at Mission
Control Center.
He reported that of 15 experiments
aboard, 13 were
operating at KM) percent, one
on lhe ground were living to
find a way 10 repair another
that has an electrical short.
The ailing experiment is
designed to study the effects
of weightlessness on fluid
drops. Astronaut Taylor
Wang, a physeist who is
operating the experiment.
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Wednesday in search of a
short circuit.
Ground specialists said
they hoped to have a solution
later today. Wang commented,
"I refuse to come
home until I get this tiling
fixed."
An experiment in which in
terstellar clouds would be
photographed was knocked
out when a jammed airlock
door prevented extension of
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cieu continued to complain
about food particles and
animal wastes floating into
the laboratory from cages
holding two squirrel
monkeys and 24 rats. The
cages were being tested for
future animal research
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"How many years did we
(ell ihem that these cages
wouldn't work," commander
Hob Oxermyer was
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crew mares. "It's really
discouraging to get monkey
feces in the cockpit."
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don't pick up anything out of
tlie air and eat it."
"You wouldn't believe the
amount ol little black pellets
that are floating around this
module," said astronaut
Don I.ind.
Hie astronauts asked Mission
Control to find a way to
keep the pari ides from
escaping.
Dr. Hill Thornton, one of
two physicians aboard
Challenger, reported that all
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except one of the monkeys,
identified as primate No. 1.
"No. 1 seems thoroughly
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reported. "He certainly
doesn't give the appearance
of being sick in any fashion.
He just looks hungry to me
and probably thirsty."
He said the monkey seem
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huddled in one corner of his
cagc wiih his head in his
paws.
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said he appeared to have
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