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+-   Data recovered from Space Shuttle Columbia HDD-> on Wednesday May 07 2008, @01:11PM WmHBlair

Submitted by WmHBlair on Wednesday May 07 2008, @01:11PM
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WmHBlair writes "Data recovered from a 400MB Seagate hard drive carried on the Space Shuttle Columbia has been used to complete a physics experiment performed on the mission in space. The Johnson Space Center sent the recovered drive to Kroll Ontrack in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Considering the shape the drive was in (see picture at http://blocksandfiles.com/article/5056), it could indeed qualify for the 'most amazing disk data recovery ever.'"
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