Talk:SS Faith

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SS Faith errors? in article

Article states SS Faith launched 18 March

references a New York Times article dated 14 March

How can an article published 4 days prior to an event be used as a reference?


This site http://www.todayinsci.com/3/3_14.htm

also states the date of the launching as the 14th


Based on the reference given in the SS Faith article itself, and the Today in Science site (which I have learned is quite trustworthy), it suggest the Wikipedia article in incorrect in stating the 18th as the launch date.

At the very least, the reference to the New York Times should be corrrected - the newspaper shouldn't be used in predicting events DanGall (talk) 11:21, 15 January 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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