AP is at it again; they never seem to get things quite right. And CNN's web site editors missed the gaffe.
In the story Gyroscope trouble delays spacewalk at http://www.cnn.com/2007/TECH/space/06/11/space.shuttle.ap/index.html on work being done on the ISS, the article says: "During the planned spacewalk, astronaut James Reilly and Danny Olivas intended to connect a new, 35,000-pound segment to the space station and remove bolts and restraints holding a solar array in place on the segment. The array, to be unfolded later in the mission, will add about 14 kilowatts of power-generating capability to the station. It isn't much -- a 100-watt bulb left on for 10 hours uses one kilowatt -- but it adds to the station's other solar arrays." Of course, a 100 W bulb draws 1 kW·h of electrical **energy** in 10 hours. That is not the same as 1 kW of electrical **power**. Jim
