That message does not exist anymore, now its win at all cost nobody wants to come second, hence this world is worse than it's ever been I'm 52 from London UK having the worst ever time of my life seriously not in a good place.
Christa was a remarkable person, little mentioned was Christa's backup Barbara Morgan, who is often seen in the videos next to Christa and went through the same training side by side with her. 12 years after Challenger, Barbara was selected as a full time Astronaut and went through full Astronaut training. And finally 21 years after Challenger in 2007 she flew into space as a Mission Specialist and STS 118 Shuttle Endevaour.
I was born 11 years after the disaster, but looking at this footage and hearing what she had to say before the tragedy remains inspirational and a defining image of the heart and drive of America. I cried the first time I learned about this story at school years ago. We need more people like her now more than ever, especially with a troublesome, uninspired, and worrisome generation that we face now. I'm tired of hate ruling America.
Hate rules the U.K. as well. People of today are very different… it’s sad. No one wants to do inspiring or intelligent things anymore ☹️- people want to be Instagram models or reality show “stars” It’s all so very boring.
@@illgobacktoblack this really doesnt seem like cap he seems like an older male speaking from his account. Anyway yea u have all the right to doubt but the world is small buddy.
@@illgobacktoblack also im sure when you have cool stories to tell about someone or when you have a memory of someone, you wouldn't want people calling it fake. Just give it the benefit of the doubt for all our sakes and move on
I've found this immensely moving. I came here upon learning the exceptional Michelle Williams will be playing Christa McAuliffe in a film. Christa's impact was so profound and her message so illuminating: "Dreaming is okay." I'll be holding onto those words.
Her story seemed way to good to be true. Like something out of a fairy tale storybook. She had quite the charmed life. So tragedy was bound to strike. What's sad about this, is that it was originally planned as a celebration of Christa McAuliffe, but they had to rework it as a remembrance. Her life was beautiful. She was good at everything growing up, very intelligent, very attractive, very popular, she married her high school sweetheart, everyone who knew her, loved her, she loved her rather modest teaching job, and all her students loved her. And against all the odds, she was picked out of thousands to ride as the teacher for the Challenger shuttle mission. Had the spaceship never blew up, she would've lived the most charmed life ever. She would've been regarded as an all American hero. She would've been revered a generation of kids for life. All the kids who attended school in the 80s, and watched her lessons live. She would've wrote bestselling books, made millions of dollars, done tons of speaking engagements, traveled from school to school all over America, if not the world, talking to kids, gotten every award, and medal possible, probably would've hosted her own childrens television show, and even a show on CNN or PBS, had a movie made about her starring Julia Roberts. Appeared on shows like Mr. Rogers, Hollywood Squares, and Larry King Live. Been a contestant on Dancing With The Stars, or The Masked Singer. She would've been a superstar.
So confident, so well-spoken, so passionate, if she was a politician, I would vote for her. It wasn't just someone happy to be in space, she was passionate to try this out and to hear her wanting to go back to the class, just breaks my heart. The way she spoke about children pursuing their dreams makes me think the kids really loved her and she wasn't just celebrated by them because she taught there. As a teacher, she is my inspiration. It's the year end for my section and I am definitely be leaving my kids with these words of wisdom.
Gosh ........What a thoroughly lovely human being Christa was. She was so optimistic and inspirational. I'm convinced no one will forget her, and all the other brave Astronauts who have lost their lives to help the human race evolve. Bless.xx
Watching a documentary on the Challenger disaster. I was 14 years old and out of school at the time because of a snow storm that had blasted the southeast. Unusually heavy snow here in North Carolina where I live...... so no school. I was sitting in front of the TV watching this when it happened. Never forget seeing Mrs. McAuliffe's parents and the other family members expressions of horror. I couldn't imagine what they were going through. RIP to all the brave crew members of the Space Shuttle Challenger. God bless you all and your families. ✝️
Man it brings tears to my eyes,this catastrophe is right up there with 9/11 in my opinion.I was 13 years old and I remember it,just like it was yesterday.RIP Group 51L
A long tele-meeting by phone between Nasa and Thiokol management was made in the evening of the 27 of January 1986, 12 hours before the liftoff. The problem with O-ring seal behavior at very low temperatures was definitely known and on first instance the launch was postponed by the contractor's though resistance. Then the high pressure made by Nasa HQ on them changed their minds and after a long discussion the NO became a YES. 😔
The whole crew were great people, fighting for the future of humanity in space. It makes me sad politics were the reason they all lost their lives that day. They should not have launched due to the conditions. Watch a SpaceX launch today, they postpone launches for weeks for safety.
In 2007, NASA sent an elementary school teacher Barbara Morgan to give some lessons from space. In 2013, another Chinese astranout Wang Yaping gave physics lessons from space.
What a lovely girl. A rare type. The best always seem to die. She reminds me in looks of the singer Laura Brannigan, another beautiful soul taken too early.
Thank you for the inspiration, Christa!! I watched you reach up to the stars, and even in the face of this tragedy, you still had shown us that anything is possible!!! RIP to you, Dick, Mike, Judy, Ron, Greg, and Ellison!!!!
Just an amazing women with so much heart. I was only around 7 when this tragedy happened & will always remember attending School the day after this disaster where the head teacher held an assembly to remember her & the other poor souls that lost their lives. It was very sad.
A little known fact that has been missed in her Bios , Teacher Christa McAuliffe was a Maryland local for a time..She taught at Thomas Johnson Junior High School in the 70's... It was called Junior High then...Thomas Johnson, now called middle school , is located in Lanham, Maryland.. I walked the same hallways she did. and saw her often ..however she was never one of my teachers ...
to anyone too young to remember this was a huge thing the teacher in space mission was going to be amazing with live broadcasts and lessons she was going to do from orbit every school in America was geared up to watch. it was horrible when it happened I remember it vividly from excitement to watch all these amazing things to sadness in an instant
It's from the poem "High Flight," by World War II pilot John Gillespie Magee, Jr. Oh, I have slipped the surly bonds of earth, And danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings; Sunward I've climbed and joined the tumbling mirth of sun-split clouds - and done a hundred things You have not dreamed of - wheeled and soared and swung high in the sunlit silence. Hovering there I've chased the shouting wind along and flung my eager craft through footless halls of air. Up, up the long delirious burning blue I've topped the wind-swept heights with easy grace, where never lark, or even eagle, flew; and, while with silent, lifting mind I've trod the high untrespassed sanctity of space, put out my hand and touched the face of God.
Christa will always be loved n remembered, she may not have taught the lesson in space she was meant to teach but she taught us a more important lesson and at the age of 9 I had only experienced death one time being my uncle in 1982, so this was my second time learning about death, Christa taught us as kids a very valuable and more important lesson then space and it was about life how things happen even to the best n most noble, things that are out of our control yes that day I learned that tomorrow is not always promised and how delicate life is yes I will always remember you your death is not in vain.
Ona żyje jak i reszta załogi , tzn jedna osoba z załogi już zmarła , Challenger wystartował pusty , tak oszukują ludzi , to było widowisko dla mas na Przylądku Kennediego , lotów na Księżyc również nie było , Stanley Kubrick nakręcił film w studio o fałszywym lądowaniu na Księżycu , żaden człowiek nie stanął jeszcze na Księżycu , materiały są dostępne w Internecie
she must have been an exeptional women having been chosen out of 10k other teachers. I keep on remembering her parents watching the launch that day and witnessing the tragedy unfolding right before there eyes. The only positive thing is she was a step closer to heaven
6:56 Back up Teacher in Space Barbara Morgan of Fresno, Cal. Even though she watched her counterpart die a death that very nearly was her own, Morgan stayed with NASA. She flew a Shuttle mission in 2007 to help build the International Space Station. That flight was delayed by the Columbia disaster. Even though Morgan did experiments later used to teach school children, NASA played down her role as a teacher, hoping not to focus attention back onto the death of Christa Mcauliffe. They designated Morgan a “NASA educator” as well as Mission Specialist who used the robotic arm to help build the ISS.
RIP Christa Mcauliffe I may never have been born yet in the year 1986 for five more months but I’ve already learned so very much about you in life and about you lifetime when growing up as a Child Of The Space Race and all of you’re brave and bold heroics of having learned about both outer space and the space shuttle itself and our exploration of the universe included and that I’ve Truly envied you’re Quote reach for the stars which is a symbolizing quote of how everybody will always remember you for all eternity and especially me and in honor of both you and you’re challenger crew I’ve come to enjoy the Star Trek IV Film “The Voyage Home” Made later on in 1986 that’s been dedicated to you’re legacy which is said at the very start of that film 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Thank u for posting this about my cousin i am so proud of her i promise i am not lieing about this my cousin is christa macculaffe if u dont beleieve go on first coast.news and look up christa
+Giana Carlascio I knew her when I was teenager . A little known fact that has been missed in her Bios , Teacher Christa McAuliffe was a Maryland local for a timel..She taught at Thomas Johnson Junior High School in the 70's... It was called Junior High then...Thomas Johnson, now called middle school , is located in Lanham, Maryland.. I walked the same hallways she did. and saw her often
+John Bravo Her first teaching job, I think, right? I read Bob Hohler's book a few times when I was a kid and he talked a lot about her teaching at TJJH and how much impact she apparently had when she was there. I was five when she died, but I'd have loved to have had just a quick conversation with her.
+Justin Martin Mr Martin , ..I had read a few Bio's that were incomplete so I started posting that she had worked at TJ ...It appears some of those Bios that had missed the information have now updated and seem more complete .. I just read a story where a young man was born at around 3 am on the 28 when she passed. This young man goes to Arlington National Cemetery on or around his Birthday to visit the Memorial in section 46 for the last 30 years because this had such an impact on him growing up ..You can go to Google Earth and go to the ON ground view and move to the memorial and walk up to it and see both the Columbia and Challenger Memorials ... Here is an excerpt from a Bio I found : "She obtained her first teaching position in 1970, as an American history teacher at Benjamin Foulois Junior High School in Morningside, Maryland. From 1971 to 1978, she taught history and civics at Thomas Johnson Middle School in Lanham, Maryland. In addition to teaching, she completed a Master of Arts in education supervision and administration from Bowie State University in Maryland. In 1978, she moved to Concord, New Hampshire, when Steven accepted a job as an assistant to the New Hampshire Attorney General. McAuliffe taught 7th and 8th grade American history and English in Concord, NH and 9th grade English in Bow, NH before taking a teaching post at Concord High School in 1983."........................... I hope this answers your question ...
it's 35 years today, many may not know, but Ronald Reagan was right, we will never forget them. For people who weren't born until years after, like myself, the crew of Challenger, especially Christa McAuliffe, are and always will be role models. RIP Dick Scobee, Michael Smith, Judith Resnik, Ellison Onizuka, Ronald McNair, Christa McAuliffe and Gregory Jarvis.
Ta cała załoga żyje oprócz jednej osoby która już zmarła , Challenger wystartował pusty , niestety tak ludzi oszukują wciskając im kit , materiały są dostępne w Internecie
NASA was Warned by Thiokols,the manufacturer of the solid rocket boosters that they were not designed to be used at the temperature ,that it was that morning and NASA pushed on with the Launch,very,very sad call on their part...
A long tele-meeting by phone between Nasa and Thiokol management was made in the evening of the 27 of January 1986, 12 hours before the liftoff. The problem with O-ring seal behavior at very low temperatures was definitely known and on first instance the launch was postponed by the contractor's though resistance. Then the high pressure made by Nasa HQ on them changed their minds and after a long discussion the NO became a YES. 😔
What better lesson could the schoolchildren have wished for, than the failure of a major engineering project because project managers ignored engineers?
Crazy thing is 1 or 2 of them had gone up in Jan 85, believe it was.54 degrees and they had problems with Challenger in that weather. One said it was them who nearly met their fate but it would be a year later in freezing temps that this magnificent 7 would surely meet theirs. Media calling NASA comically errant and public expressing their dissatisfaction with aborts IMO played a role in pushing the launch. Judy had to of had reservations, she was as brilliant an engineer as they come. Semper Fidelis
Nice tribute but some things are slightly wrong. 1:48 for example "The Challenger exploded", no.. it didn't explode. One of the SRB's broke the mounting point (due to o-ring failure and a jet of flame burning into the external fuel tank) and the SRB pivoted and broke away piercing the external fuel tank which caused a flash ignition of the contents but that did not "explode" the orbiter, it was the aerodynamic forces that broke the orbiter up into pieces. (the crew cabin survived the break up mostly intact and sadly the crew had to wait over 2 mins for the crew cabit to fall and slam into the ocean before they died. poor poor people, it must have been horrific)
He visto este video homenaje a esa profesora, y digo que injusto que no pudo viajar al espacio. Miren su entusiasmo, su sonrisa, emocionada hasta las lagrimas. Quiza si hubiesen viajado el 22/01/86 como estaba planificado a lo mejor hubiese sido una exitosa mision y mac lauffe era la primer civil en la historia en llegar al espacio. Para la NASA por mas exitosas misiones espaciales que tengan de ahora en mas, quedaran traumados para siempre con esta tragedia.
Oni żyją , prom wystartował pusty , są materiały dostępne w Internecie , tak oszukuje się ludzi , to samo było z lądowaniem na Księżycu , Stanley Kubrick nakręcił film w studio o lądowaniu fałszywym na Księżycu , nikt nigdy nie stanął na Księżycu
I did a passed life regression hypnosis and I saw myself having really curly short hair and in a space suit. I saw myself inside the shuttle. I did not see how I passed but I know I passed in the shuttle. I also saw her singing happy birthday to a lil boy with her family it was very weird. I searched up female astronaut passing and she popped up. Could it be ? Crazy 🤯
am i the only one , looking at C.M pictures and feeling that something strange here , being so intelligent , working long years to built a career and a beautiful family ....to finish in seconds , in a explosion !! and that's all :(....
Unfortunately there isn't anything strange. These things just happen. She could have continued on and gad a longer life had they stopped the launch and gone another day. And probably be alive to this day. If there is reason it's not apparent anyway. I don't really believe in fate or destiny but you never know.
A long tele-meeting by phone between Nasa and Thiokol management was made in the evening of the 27 of January 1986, 12 hours before the liftoff. The problem with O-ring seal behavior at very low temperatures was definitely known and on first instance the launch was postponed by the contractor's though resistance. Then the high pressure made by Nasa HQ on them changed their minds and after a long discussion the NO became a YES. 😔
Thiokol was in their last year of it's contract with NASA to provide the solid rocket boosters. So their decision was a business decision not a safety decision with the engineers best recommendation.
I was thinking that I might mention a possibility That Christa mcauliffe’s students at concord high school were on the cheer team on the 40th anniversary of the Challenger disaster.
why? because she volunteered? That does not make you amazing. She took a huge risk and did not take her kids into account. She lost her life and her kids grew up without a mother. why is she amazing?
Anything worthwhile in life has some degree of risk attached. You can be in an accident on the way to work or someone can run up into workplace and start shooting. The only way to live a life without risk is to never leave the house, but that’s not very fulfilling
+MLGmuslim Z I knew her when I was teenager . A little known fact that has been missed in her Bios , Teacher Christa McAuliffe was a Maryland local for a timel..She taught at Thomas Johnson Junior High School in the 70's... It was called Junior High then...Thomas Johnson, now called middle school , is located in Lanham, Maryland.. I walked the same hallways she did. and saw her often
We are the filmmakers of Christa McAuliffe: Reach for the Stars - to get a DVD AND support education. Go to the website - INDIEGOGO and type in Space Shuttle Field Trips Thanks!
STORMS FROM CALIFORNIA yes but what you have to remember is this entire mission revoled around the teacher in space lessons and broadcasts she was going to do live. and she was the first civilian to go. also when it happened the others did get alot of memorial and remembrance at the time not just her
Tak nas od lat oszukują , ta załoga żyje , chyba jedna osoba z tej załogi już nie żyje przecież minęło 36 lat , ten prom wystartował pusty , to było widowisko dla ludzi tak jak wszelkie loty na Księżyc , które nigdy nie odbyły się , Stanley Kubrick nakręcił film w studio o lądowaniu na Księżycu , wszystko jest dostępne w Internecie , tak oszukują ludzi
The Challenger accident was a case of Murphy’s law straight up bitch-slapping the entire country. RIP to those 7 astronaunts…Lord only knows the hell they went through as the crew cabin plunged toward the ocean. I was happy to see KISS continue as a band despite the death of Judy “Paul Stanley” Resnik, but man, what a loss.
I love her message to kids: "...if it's something you really want to do. And not to be afraid of failure." What a wonderful person she was.
That message does not exist anymore, now its win at all cost nobody wants to come second, hence this world is worse than it's ever been I'm 52 from London UK having the worst ever time of my life seriously not in a good place.
Christa was a remarkable person, little mentioned was Christa's backup Barbara Morgan, who is often seen in the videos next to Christa and went through the same training side by side with her. 12 years after Challenger, Barbara was selected as a full time Astronaut and went through full Astronaut training. And finally 21 years after Challenger in 2007 she flew into space as a Mission Specialist and STS 118 Shuttle Endevaour.
They really should make a good quality film regarding her story. I think it deserves more recognition.
Beautiful, Intelligent, Funny, Charismatic, Kind and Brave. Sadly missed. RIP Christa.
yes
Yes
With her mother passing this last November, maybe now both parents and Christa will at last find their peace.
Yes, her mother left in November 2018. If it was the Mcaullife family
Did they believe in God?
@@Kapojos I hope so!
33 years later Haven't forgotten her or the rest of the souls that were cut down tragically.
Christa,you still teaching us with your passion. We never forget you, you are a great inspiration for us.
I was born 11 years after the disaster, but looking at this footage and hearing what she had to say before the tragedy remains inspirational and a defining image of the heart and drive of America. I cried the first time I learned about this story at school years ago. We need more people like her now more than ever, especially with a troublesome, uninspired, and worrisome generation that we face now. I'm tired of hate ruling America.
Hate rules the U.K. as well. People of today are very different… it’s sad. No one wants to do inspiring or intelligent things anymore ☹️- people want to be Instagram models or reality show “stars” It’s all so very boring.
Christa was a customer of a Concord hardware store where I worked. She was a real sweetheart!
cap but ok
@@illgobacktoblack this really doesnt seem like cap he seems like an older male speaking from his account. Anyway yea u have all the right to doubt but the world is small buddy.
@@illgobacktoblack also im sure when you have cool stories to tell about someone or when you have a memory of someone, you wouldn't want people calling it fake. Just give it the benefit of the doubt for all our sakes and move on
I've found this immensely moving. I came here upon learning the exceptional Michelle Williams will be playing Christa McAuliffe in a film. Christa's impact was so profound and her message so illuminating: "Dreaming is okay." I'll be holding onto those words.
Her story seemed way to good to be true. Like something out of a fairy tale storybook. She had quite the charmed life. So tragedy was bound to strike. What's sad about this, is that it was originally planned as a celebration of Christa McAuliffe, but they had to rework it as a remembrance. Her life was beautiful. She was good at everything growing up, very intelligent, very attractive, very popular, she married her high school sweetheart, everyone who knew her, loved her, she loved her rather modest teaching job, and all her students loved her. And against all the odds, she was picked out of thousands to ride as the teacher for the Challenger shuttle mission. Had the spaceship never blew up, she would've lived the most charmed life ever. She would've been regarded as an all American hero. She would've been revered a generation of kids for life. All the kids who attended school in the 80s, and watched her lessons live. She would've wrote bestselling books, made millions of dollars, done tons of speaking engagements, traveled from school to school all over America, if not the world, talking to kids, gotten every award, and medal possible, probably would've hosted her own childrens television show, and even a show on CNN or PBS, had a movie made about her starring Julia Roberts. Appeared on shows like Mr. Rogers, Hollywood Squares, and Larry King Live. Been a contestant on Dancing With The Stars, or The Masked Singer. She would've been a superstar.
exactly this. life is so weird
She could have become / did all of that but instead she became fish food
She is still a hero!❤
@@thefrase7884 😧
@@thefrase7884such a weird and awful comment.
So confident, so well-spoken, so passionate, if she was a politician, I would vote for her. It wasn't just someone happy to be in space, she was passionate to try this out and to hear her wanting to go back to the class, just breaks my heart. The way she spoke about children pursuing their dreams makes me think the kids really loved her and she wasn't just celebrated by them because she taught there. As a teacher, she is my inspiration.
It's the year end for my section and I am definitely be leaving my kids with these words of wisdom.
Gosh ........What a thoroughly lovely human being Christa was. She was so optimistic and inspirational. I'm convinced no one will forget her, and all the other brave Astronauts who have lost their lives to help the human race evolve. Bless.xx
she should have taken her kids into consideration. Sorry, not fair to the kids.
God bless you, Christa! We never forget you!
as an indian intreseted in spaace i always lokk up to christa ..she is inspiring lady i was born after her death in 1990 ..
Watching a documentary on the Challenger disaster. I was 14 years old and out of school at the time because of a snow storm that had blasted the southeast. Unusually heavy snow here in North Carolina where I live...... so no school. I was sitting in front of the TV watching this when it happened. Never forget seeing Mrs. McAuliffe's parents and the other family members expressions of horror. I couldn't imagine what they were going through. RIP to all the brave crew members of the Space Shuttle Challenger. God bless you all and your families. ✝️
NC here, too! I was 13 and home from school that day, sick with a cold. So sad!
Man it brings tears to my eyes,this catastrophe is right up there with 9/11 in my opinion.I was 13 years old and I remember it,just like it was yesterday.RIP Group 51L
And I was 13 when 9/11 happened. RIP to all the lost souls. 🙏
Always wish I could go back in time and show them what happened so they wouldn't get on board that day.
I hear you!! If only we could do that.
Semper Fidelis
The problem with that would be that erasing the death would remove your motive for going back in time and erasing the death, causing a paradox
@@dsdude8441 Yep,you cannot mess with the past without it irreversibly affecting the future...
A long tele-meeting by phone between Nasa and Thiokol management was made in the evening of the 27 of January 1986, 12 hours before the liftoff. The problem with O-ring seal behavior at very low temperatures was definitely known and on first instance the launch was postponed by the contractor's though resistance. Then the high pressure made by Nasa HQ on them changed their minds and after a long discussion the NO became a YES. 😔
The whole crew were great people, fighting for the future of humanity in space. It makes me sad politics were the reason they all lost their lives that day. They should not have launched due to the conditions. Watch a SpaceX launch today, they postpone launches for weeks for safety.
Such a beautiful lady who shot for the stars ⭐️ ..She has inspired so many of us..God Bless you Christa 💖
We remember you Christa. We love you Christa from Uzbekistan ♥️
Christa was beautiful and a real doll.
In 2007, NASA sent an elementary school teacher Barbara Morgan to give some lessons from space. In 2013, another Chinese astranout Wang Yaping gave physics lessons from space.
What a lovely girl. A rare type. The best always seem to die. She reminds me in looks of the singer Laura Brannigan, another beautiful soul taken too early.
She seems like a very lovely person.
She was for sure
Thank you for the inspiration, Christa!! I watched you reach up to the stars, and even in the face of this tragedy, you still had shown us that anything is possible!!! RIP to you, Dick, Mike, Judy, Ron, Greg, and Ellison!!!!
Just an amazing women with so much heart. I was only around 7 when this tragedy happened & will always remember attending School the day after this disaster where the head teacher held an assembly to remember her & the other poor souls that lost their lives. It was very sad.
A little known fact that has been missed in her Bios , Teacher Christa McAuliffe was a Maryland local for a time..She taught at Thomas Johnson Junior High School in the 70's... It was called Junior High then...Thomas Johnson, now called middle school , is located in Lanham, Maryland.. I walked the same hallways she did. and saw her often
..however she was never one of my teachers ...
I never knew that,I used to go to Lanham Inn and play pool
She is so lovely , may her soul rest in peace
Burgess Meredith was a major space enthusiast and narrated many films for NASA. I bet this program was hard for him to do.
I remember being a 10 year old kid watching this in school, sad day in so many ways.
to anyone too young to remember this was a huge thing the teacher in space mission was going to be amazing with live broadcasts and lessons she was going to do from orbit every school in America was geared up to watch. it was horrible when it happened I remember it vividly from excitement to watch all these amazing things to sadness in an instant
Reagan's words of condolences were so touching and I still get a tear when I hear it.
It's from the poem "High Flight," by World War II pilot John Gillespie Magee, Jr.
Oh, I have slipped the surly bonds of earth,
And danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings;
Sunward I've climbed and joined the tumbling mirth of sun-split clouds -
and done a hundred things You have not dreamed of -
wheeled and soared and swung high in the sunlit silence.
Hovering there I've chased the shouting wind along
and flung my eager craft through footless halls of air.
Up, up the long delirious burning blue
I've topped the wind-swept heights with easy grace,
where never lark, or even eagle, flew;
and, while with silent, lifting mind I've trod
the high untrespassed sanctity of space,
put out my hand and touched the face of God.
@@9Ballr Thank you. I've heatd of the poem and probably heard it but I didn't make the connection.
😢 Wspaniali ludzie. Zawsze będą w naszej pamięci i sercach
christa forever in my thoughts .. you are magic ..
What a sad story at the end of her life,Christa Mc Auliffe was a good American teacher, they have lost her in the Challenger 7 accident
Christa will always be loved n remembered, she may not have taught the lesson in space she was meant to teach but she taught us a more important lesson and at the age of 9 I had only experienced death one time being my uncle in 1982, so this was my second time learning about death, Christa taught us as kids a very valuable and more important lesson then space and it was about life how things happen even to the best n most noble, things that are out of our control yes that day I learned that tomorrow is not always promised and how delicate life is yes I will always remember you your death is not in vain.
Thank you so much for sharing this... love
It's depressing that the same producers made a documentary about her before she was killed....Also narrated by Burgess Meredith.
cornerofthemoon I love his voice & R.I. P Dear Christa x
She was a real hero. An amazing person who everyone should admire. Why she married a lawyer will always be a mystery.
Ya shes a true hero at nasa 🤪
As of 2024, if Christa was still alive she'd be 75.
My school is named after her
are you from Concord?
Your school is named after a Syracuse professor
RIP to a courageous person
RIP
Christa McAuliffe
(1948-1986)
Ona żyje jak i reszta załogi , tzn jedna osoba z załogi już zmarła , Challenger wystartował pusty , tak oszukują ludzi , to było widowisko dla mas na Przylądku Kennediego , lotów na Księżyc również nie było , Stanley Kubrick nakręcił film w studio o fałszywym lądowaniu na Księżycu , żaden człowiek nie stanął jeszcze na Księżycu , materiały są dostępne w Internecie
I think she is watching us from heaven now.
she must have been an exeptional women having been chosen out of 10k other teachers. I keep on remembering her parents watching the launch that day and witnessing the tragedy unfolding right before there eyes. The only positive thing is
she was a step closer to heaven
6:56 Back up Teacher in Space Barbara Morgan of Fresno, Cal. Even though she watched her counterpart die a death that very nearly was her own, Morgan stayed with NASA. She flew a Shuttle mission in 2007 to help build the International Space Station. That flight was delayed by the Columbia disaster. Even though Morgan did experiments later used to teach school children, NASA played down her role as a teacher, hoping not to focus attention back onto the death of Christa Mcauliffe. They designated Morgan a “NASA educator” as well as Mission Specialist who used the robotic arm to help build the ISS.
RIP Christa Mcauliffe I may never have been born yet in the year 1986 for five more months but I’ve already learned so very much about you in life and about you lifetime when growing up as a Child Of The Space Race and all of you’re brave and bold heroics of having learned about both outer space and the space shuttle itself and our exploration of the universe included and that I’ve Truly envied you’re Quote reach for the stars which is a symbolizing quote of how everybody will always remember you for all eternity and especially me and in honor of both you and you’re challenger crew I’ve come to enjoy the Star Trek IV Film “The Voyage Home” Made later on in 1986 that’s been dedicated to you’re legacy which is said at the very start of that film 😭😭😭😭😭😭
God Bless!!!! Will forever live and stay in our Hearts!!!! In God Speed!!!!
Thank u for posting this about my cousin i am so proud of her i promise i am not lieing about this my cousin is christa macculaffe if u dont beleieve go on first coast.news and look up christa
+Giana Carlascio I hope she wasn't your teacher.
+Giana Carlascio I knew her when I was teenager . A little known fact that has been missed in her Bios , Teacher Christa McAuliffe was a Maryland local for a timel..She taught at Thomas Johnson Junior High School in the 70's... It was called Junior High then...Thomas Johnson, now called middle school , is located in Lanham, Maryland.. I walked the same hallways she did. and saw her often
She is my cousin
+John Bravo Her first teaching job, I think, right? I read Bob Hohler's book a few times when I was a kid and he talked a lot about her teaching at TJJH and how much impact she apparently had when she was there. I was five when she died, but I'd have loved to have had just a quick conversation with her.
+Justin Martin Mr Martin , ..I had read a few Bio's that were incomplete so I started posting that she had worked at TJ ...It appears some of those Bios that had missed the information have now updated and seem more complete .. I just read a story where a young man was born at around 3 am on the 28 when she passed. This young man goes to Arlington National Cemetery on or around his Birthday to visit the Memorial in section 46 for the last 30 years because this had such an impact on him growing up ..You can go to Google Earth and go to the ON ground view and move to the memorial and walk up to it and see both the Columbia and Challenger Memorials ...
Here is an excerpt from a Bio I found : "She obtained her first teaching position in 1970, as an American history teacher at Benjamin Foulois Junior High School in Morningside, Maryland. From 1971 to 1978, she taught history and civics at Thomas Johnson Middle School in Lanham, Maryland. In addition to teaching, she completed a Master of Arts in education supervision and administration from Bowie State University in Maryland. In 1978, she moved to Concord, New Hampshire, when Steven accepted a job as an assistant to the New Hampshire Attorney General. McAuliffe taught 7th and 8th grade American history and English in Concord, NH and 9th grade English in Bow, NH before taking a teaching post at Concord High School in 1983."........................... I hope this answers your question ...
Luto ETERNO!!🖤🖤🖤🖤
America, and the world, seemed like a much nicer place back then. More caring. More unity. Less intense.
it's 35 years today, many may not know, but Ronald Reagan was right, we will never forget them. For people who weren't born until years after, like myself, the crew of Challenger, especially Christa McAuliffe, are and always will be role models. RIP Dick Scobee, Michael Smith, Judith Resnik, Ellison Onizuka, Ronald McNair, Christa McAuliffe and Gregory Jarvis.
Ta cała załoga żyje oprócz jednej osoby która już zmarła , Challenger wystartował pusty , niestety tak ludzi oszukują wciskając im kit , materiały są dostępne w Internecie
Scobee, Smith, Resnik, Onizuka, McNair, Jarvis and McAuliffe.
Heroes all.
Salute to you, teacher!
Love you Christa.Miss you so much !!!!!
Rest In Peace beautiful Christa ! ❤️😇🙌🏻
She seemed like such a genuinely nice person. Just hated what happened to her.
She was an amazing woman.
It’s always the way.. good people get taken so early.
NASA was Warned by Thiokols,the manufacturer of the solid rocket boosters that they were not designed to be used at the temperature ,that it was that morning and NASA pushed on with the Launch,very,very sad call on their part...
A long tele-meeting by phone between Nasa and Thiokol management was made in the evening of the 27 of January 1986, 12 hours before the liftoff. The problem with O-ring seal behavior at very low temperatures was definitely known and on first instance the launch was postponed by the contractor's though resistance. Then the high pressure made by Nasa HQ on them changed their minds and after a long discussion the NO became a YES. 😔
love the narrators voice
Christa would have been a perfect Secretary of Education
What better lesson could the schoolchildren have wished for, than the failure of a major engineering project because project managers ignored engineers?
Hansen Peter why listen to rocket scientists what do they know?
Crazy thing is 1 or 2 of them had gone up in Jan 85, believe it was.54 degrees and they had problems with Challenger in that weather. One said it was them who nearly met their fate but it would be a year later in freezing temps that this magnificent 7 would surely meet theirs. Media calling NASA comically errant and public expressing their dissatisfaction with aborts IMO played a role in pushing the launch. Judy had to of had reservations, she was as brilliant an engineer as they come.
Semper Fidelis
Nice tribute but some things are slightly wrong. 1:48 for example "The Challenger exploded", no.. it didn't explode. One of the SRB's broke the mounting point (due to o-ring failure and a jet of flame burning into the external fuel tank) and the SRB pivoted and broke away piercing the external fuel tank which caused a flash ignition of the contents but that did not "explode" the orbiter, it was the aerodynamic forces that broke the orbiter up into pieces. (the crew cabin survived the break up mostly intact and sadly the crew had to wait over 2 mins for the crew cabit to fall and slam into the ocean before they died. poor poor people, it must have been horrific)
true :(
"When that shuttle goes, there might be one body......... but, there's 10 souls I'm taking with me...."
He visto este video homenaje a esa profesora, y digo que injusto que no pudo viajar al espacio. Miren su entusiasmo, su sonrisa, emocionada hasta las lagrimas. Quiza si hubiesen viajado el 22/01/86 como estaba planificado a lo mejor hubiese sido una exitosa mision y mac lauffe era la primer civil en la historia en llegar al espacio. Para la NASA por mas exitosas misiones espaciales que tengan de ahora en mas, quedaran traumados para siempre con esta tragedia.
Oni żyją , prom wystartował pusty , są materiały dostępne w Internecie , tak oszukuje się ludzi , to samo było z lądowaniem na Księżycu , Stanley Kubrick nakręcił film w studio o lądowaniu fałszywym na Księżycu , nikt nigdy nie stanął na Księżycu
am over it but as a 9 year old. Was hard to not think of her after the disaster.
I did a passed life regression hypnosis and I saw myself having really curly short hair and in a space suit. I saw myself inside the shuttle. I did not see how I passed but I know I passed in the shuttle. I also saw her singing happy birthday to a lil boy with her family it was very weird. I searched up female astronaut passing and she popped up. Could it be ? Crazy 🤯
I believe in reincarnation.. I hope Christa has a second chance at life.
RIP Christa❤
Her legacy to us is to wake up everyday and believe yourself even if nothing right
The older I get, the more heartbreaking it it is. She was an adult to me when it happened. Now at 50 years old, she was far to young to die.
No I don't regretfully. These two about Mrs.McAuliffe are the only two about her I have. Thank you for watching!
"and I feel the teacher in space program would lose an awful a lot if the teacher didn't return to the classroom,"
So sad 😢😢😢
am i the only one , looking at C.M pictures and feeling that something strange here , being so intelligent , working long years to built a career and a beautiful family ....to finish in seconds , in a explosion !! and that's all :(....
Unfortunately there isn't anything strange. These things just happen. She could have continued on and gad a longer life had they stopped the launch and gone another day. And probably be alive to this day.
If there is reason it's not apparent anyway. I don't really believe in fate or destiny but you never know.
Christa McAuliffe would've turned 73 in 2021.
Wow. She was 37.
Przecież ona żyje i ma się dobrze , Challenger wystartował pusty , materiały dostępne w Internecie
@@ewamaj7916 that is not the actually.
Imagine how her backup felt
Barbara Morgan went on to become an astronaut.
@@thefrase7884 Jesus some people have no fear. She saw her friends blows up but still wanted to go into space. Wow
How are her family today, husband and two children?
And, students?
💔🙏💗
Thanks for uploading! Do you have access to Christa McAuliffe - Reach for the Stars documentary?
The Space Age became the Internet Age so Christa’s conviction about needing to get children ready for space didn’t really come true.
At least she died touching the starts and did not had to see how kids would become obsessed with screens.
Beautiful Person
Those seven astronauts were doomed as soon as they got into that space shuttle 🚀💥💀
That one kid near the end is totally creeping me out man
Christa was from Concord new Hampshire was the first teacher ever gone in Space in 1986 in fact were one of 5 Children
In the words of Christa McAuliffe follow your instincts and go for your dreams
A long tele-meeting by phone between Nasa and Thiokol management was made in the evening of the 27 of January 1986, 12 hours before the liftoff. The problem with O-ring seal behavior at very low temperatures was definitely known and on first instance the launch was postponed by the contractor's though resistance. Then the high pressure made by Nasa HQ on them changed their minds and after a long discussion the NO became a YES. 😔
Thiokol was in their last year of it's contract with NASA to provide the solid rocket boosters. So their decision was a business decision not a safety decision with the engineers best recommendation.
I was thinking that I might mention a possibility That Christa mcauliffe’s students at concord high school were on the cheer team on the 40th anniversary of the Challenger disaster.
Anyone recognize the narrator's voice? It's Burgess Meredith(Mickey) from Rocky and The dad in Grumpy Old Men
She was SEEEEEW amazing*
lol
why? because she volunteered? That does not make you amazing. She took a huge risk and did not take her kids into account. She lost her life and her kids grew up without a mother. why is she amazing?
Anything worthwhile in life has some degree of risk attached. You can be in an accident on the way to work or someone can run up into workplace and start shooting. The only way to live a life without risk is to never leave the house, but that’s not very fulfilling
so sad i go to christa Mcauliffe elemantry school
+MLGmuslim Z I knew her when I was teenager . A little known fact that has been missed in her Bios , Teacher Christa McAuliffe was a Maryland local for a timel..She taught at Thomas Johnson Junior High School in the 70's... It was called Junior High then...Thomas Johnson, now called middle school , is located in Lanham, Maryland.. I walked the same hallways she did. and saw her often
i went to that school I'm in 6th grde now
I watched that school being built and latter went to TJ...I am old....
Star in the sky
Geogre w. bush is my grandpa somewhere in the family and he meet her and now i go to that school
If you are a president's grandchild, I'd like to think that you could spell correctly!
Sorry, but it is the truth! God bless!!!
6:20 what's she held ? a cellphone ?
😥😢😪
We are the filmmakers of Christa McAuliffe: Reach for the Stars - to get a DVD AND support education. Go to the website -
INDIEGOGO and type in Space Shuttle Field Trips
Thanks!
It is criminal what happened to her and the 6 other astronauts. NASA - listen to your engineers
what pissing me off is there were 6 other crew members not just Christa Mcauliffe
STORMS FROM CALIFORNIA yes but what you have to remember is this entire mission revoled around the teacher in space lessons and broadcasts she was going to do live. and she was the first civilian to go. also when it happened the others did get alot of memorial and remembrance at the time not just her
Yay Christa McAuliffe
até hoje estas cenas do challenger mesmo em 2021 chocam...como que puderam deixar o ônibus levantar e matar a christa?covardia com a mãe dela...
Tak nas od lat oszukują , ta załoga żyje , chyba jedna osoba z tej załogi już nie żyje przecież minęło 36 lat , ten prom wystartował pusty , to było widowisko dla ludzi tak jak wszelkie loty na Księżyc , które nigdy nie odbyły się , Stanley Kubrick nakręcił film w studio o lądowaniu na Księżycu , wszystko jest dostępne w Internecie , tak oszukują ludzi
she never got to look out the window …
Christa was extremely attractive.
She really was!!
A natural beauty -the type rarely seen today.
Really you have to go there that’s not what this is about Jesus Christ
The Challenger accident was a case of Murphy’s law straight up bitch-slapping the entire country. RIP to those 7 astronaunts…Lord only knows the hell they went through as the crew cabin plunged toward the ocean. I was happy to see KISS continue as a band despite the death of Judy “Paul Stanley” Resnik, but man, what a loss.
Is that Andreas Vollenweider music in the background?