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The last Thursday of January is known as NASA's Day of Remembrance dedicated to the American patriots who died in service of America’s space program.
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The last Thursday of January is known as NASA's Day of Remembrance dedicated to the American patriots who died in service of America’s space program.
Serendipity & The SSME
Forty years ago I was working for a litigation support firm in a high-rise in Century City. I heard about the Challenger exploding and rushed down to the bar & grill downstairs, where I knew they had a television. Little did I know that a year later, almost to the day, I would begin working as a temp on the Space Shuttle Main Engine program, where I mostly did data input on the FMEA/CIL document…
Never Forgotten: The Challenger Crew’s Enduring Legacy
On the morning of January 28, 1986, a routine mission with routine hopes and extraordinary ambitions ended in disaster. The Space Shuttle Challenger disintegrated 73 seconds into its flight from Kennedy Space Center. The disintegration occurred over the Atlantic Ocean, and all seven crew members on board lost their lives. Millions of Americans, including schoolchildren, gathered to watch a…
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NASA Challenger STS-51L Mission Patch: Sew-On Multicolor - 1980s Space Shuttle Tribute This vintage NASA Challenger mission patch is a poignant tribute to the STS-51-L crew and a powerful memento of American space exploration history. - Features crew names: McNair, Onizuka, Resnik, Scobee, Smith, McAuliffe, and Jarvis - Includes space shuttle imagery, Earth, and the American flag - Sew-on backing, ideal for jackets, bags, or display - Vivid multicolor finish with detailed mission symbolism - Classic 1980s design with historical significance - Measures approximately 4 inches across A must-have for collectors of NASA memorabilia or those honoring the Challenger crew’s legacy.
NASA Challenger STS-51L Mission Patch: Iron-On Multicolor - 1980s Space Shuttle Tribute This vintage NASA Challenger mission patch is a poignant tribute to the STS-51-L crew and a powerful memento of American space exploration history. - Features crew names: McNair, Onizuka, Resnik, Scobee, Smith, McAuliffe, and Jarvis - Includes space shuttle imagery, Earth, and the American flag - Iron-on backing, ideal for jackets, bags, or display - Vivid multicolor finish with detailed mission symbolism - Classic 1980s design with historical significance - Measures approximately 4 inches across A must-have for collectors of NASA memorabilia or those honoring the Challenger crew’s legacy.
Challenger Crew - Start in den Tod Demo - 1986
Brilliant German hardcore from the 80s, with a very American sound - think Spermbirds! I have the first 7″ on green vinyl - somewhere! Good stuff!
I will never forget you Challenger Crew! Last Flight January 28, 1986 ..... 34 years ago today. Greg Jarvis Christa McAuliffe Ronald McNair Ellison Onizuka Judith Resnik Michael J. Smith Dick Scobee I still remember what i was doing that day. At my girlfriends home, Donna Richardson, watching it on the tube early in the morning. Sad sad morning. do you remember what you were doing?
The Challenger Crew Remembered
On January 28, 1986, the Space Shuttle Challenger exploded at launching. The entire crew perished 73 seconds after liftoff. The explosion was broadcast live on TV to a horrified world. 25 years - Rest In Peace