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On this day in 1986, the Space Shuttle Challenger exploded during launch, killing all 7 crew members

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I lived near there and saw it live! Was devastating to me and everyone in the area!

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Ill never forget seeing Christa McAuliffe's parents watching the sky as it happened, confusion initially on their faces, then the camera shot mercifully changed.

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RIP

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@BNODesk Do You Remember where you were at when it exploded? I was in the cafeteria of my elementary school watching it in on TV 📺. This was a SAD 😔 day for America 🇺🇸

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Very interesting how the announcer continued to call out the velocity and altitude data right as if everything was normal.

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Thanks for remembering them

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Need Another Seven Astronauts

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RIP RIP

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I had missed school that Monday for being sick. Came back and had to miss gym class to take a test. Teachers had it on and were watching and I got to pause taking the test to see it. Will never forget it. Got let out of school early and shared with kids returning from gym.

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Steven Lornie1 yıl önce

Actually, they didn't die from the explosion. The impact coming down did them in. Sadly.

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