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CHALLENGER anniversary, 21 years ago today...
Stu
post Jan 28 2008, 10:23 AM
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Hard to believe, I know, but today marks the 22nd anniversary of the loss of CHALLENGER. While many people here will have their own very personal memories of that godawful day... I know I do... it strikes me that that's now so long ago that many of our younger members won't remember it, or weren't even born then, so anyone wanting to learn more about what happened should go here:

Challenger


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post Jan 29 2008, 12:42 AM
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>but today marks the 22nd anniversary of the loss of CHALLENGER. While many people here will have their own very personal memories of that godawful day...



Here are mine:

http://www.donaldedavis.com/STSo25/ENDOFDREAM.html

The introductory quote in the front of issues of Icarus from 'Stars and Atoms' by Sir Arthur Eddington is well worth reading on this day.

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