Fun fact, in my 7th grade science class we were watching a documentary on the challenger explosion. In the seconds after a recording of a newscaster played saying "Ladies and gentleman, the challenger has exploded." , We heard cheers, woos, and clapping from the field outside of the classroom window. Worst. Timing. Ever.
In case you didn't know, Christa McAuliffe was a history teacher, too, Mr. Terry. She was a civilian astronaut, a trained member of the crew (a payload specialist), but was not part of NASA's astronaut corps, which were full-time NASA employees who would rotate missions and do other agency work on Earth when not flying. McAuliffe was hired as part of the Teachers In Space Program, which intended to have her broadcast lessons from spaces and stuff like that. I remember watching her interviews before the launch. Even here in Canada, her going up was a big deal in schools. The disaster happened on my older brother's birthday, which was crazy. I'll never forget it.
Here's another detail: MacAuliffe's backup for the mission, Barbara Morgan, who of course watched the explosion in person, would then ask to be sent up, to complete McAuliffe's mission. But NASA decided to cancel the teacher in space program, and told her that she'd need to become a full astronaut. So that's what she did. She tirelessly went through NASA's regular process and was selected as part of Astronaut group 17 in 1998. She flew on STS 118 in 2007, did her experiments/demonstrations originally planned for STS-51L, landed, and immediately resigned from NASA.
@@MrDynamite110 I live pretty close to a strange border myself. Might be there as well. Baarle Nassau/Hertog. It has over half of all the worlds enclaves in one small city. The border goes straight through houses and bars. I was dropped there once at night. Crossed the border about 20 times before I found my way to camp.
can't believe he didnt react to his recent video "the assassination no one talks about". i thought it was pretty interesting and it taught me who andrew garfield was
this one as some amazing wordings that are just glanced over like "the easiest thing ever; you just kinda exist" and the comedic timing on the "jesus" after the speed bump rant is perfect not the most compelling subject matter within the academy but definitely makes up for it in the little things
The best part of the entire space race is the Americans just got self-conscious of everything Russia was doing, so they got a guy on the moon and said "we're having a space race and look we won because we say the end goal is what we just did"
The Soviets also never even got close to landing on the moon while the US was pretty close behind the Soviets throughout the rest of the Space Race. The first satellite for each nation was within four months of each other, while the first person in space from each nation was within a single month of each other.
Not really, Mr Terry glosses over many early American achievements like first geostationary satellite, first telecommunications satellite, first space walk, first orbital rendezvous and docking, first space station and many many more.
@@classonbread5757America very much did NOT conduct the first space walk, first orbital rendezvous/docking, or first space station, the latter two would be done by the two operations at the Soviet salyut station. The first space walk was conducted on the Voskhod 2 mission.
On god, but theres another reactor of sam that talks about nuclear topics and also adds to his videos its super interesting. Forgot his name but hes cool
The Challenger was like the biggest mess up tbh. They knew some things were malfunctioned and still launched anyways. There is a video on it if you type in Challenger explosion New York Times
I actually work in the polymer industry as a chemist and my boss worked on parts of the Challenger. The glass transition temp of the o-rings was well known by the engineers and chemists that worked on them, but the higher ups didn’t want to delay the launch any longer (and assumed the back-up o-rings would help, but they were made of the same material so the transition temp was the same) and proceeded with the launch anyway. Effectively dooming everyone on board.
A series by extra history I just saw was about the Irish Potato Famine, and it was mind blowing, the depths of suffering, the lack of care from the British government, and the level of care from the international community once they found out. I'm not sure if you'd want to do the potato famine, but I would definitely suggest it.
my mom was eleven years old when the challenger disaster happened. she was in math class during the scheduled launch time, and they wheeled in a TV so everyone could see it take off. she had been so excited to see a teacher go to space because she wanted to be one as well…she told me that, the moment the shuttle exploded, the teacher looked absolutely horrified and turned the TV off as fast as humanly possible. she cried her soul out for the rest of the day.
When I stop dying of starvation and am able to say i have extra money I'm gonna donate to you, not only because History/Social Studies/Geography were my 2nd favorite class of classes underneath the science fields, but because you.. you f*cking madlad , you let the man handmade ads play outside of his own video Keep being the cool teacher, those are the best teachers
People thought going over 60mph would result in instant death, then that passing the speed of sound would result in instant death, then space would be instant death...
Had to pause the video to check something out. I was told (and may have misheard) the first thing launched into space was sputnik, so the new information about fruit flies being launched confused me. Wikipedia States that they shot the flies up, but it seems to indicate that they almost went right back down. Sputnik hung out up there for a few weeks. Yay! I learned beyond learning! Edit: 07 - Albert, Albert II-VI Also, according to Know Your Meme: Ligma is a fictional disease associated with a death hoax orchestrated by Instagramuser ninja_hater that claimed Fortnitestreamer Ninja had passed away after contracting the disease. The intention of this joke was to prompt concerned fans to ask what Ligma is, to which participants in the hoax would respond with "ligma balls"
You should rewatch the history of the entire world, I guess again and go into more detail because you wanted to talk about so much. I would be happy with a longer video super in depth.
The funny thing is, all the complications amd schedule differences that would've come from accommodating Big Bird probably would have prevented the Challenger from explosing in the first place.
When a teacher quotes “Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars.” Don't believe them because a teacher named Mrs. Mcauliffe tried going to the moon but the ship blew up. She didn't reach the moon or any of the stars including the closest star too earth which is the sun!
Its on the (very) long side, but Emplemon has an amazing video on Stanislav Petrov, the most powerful man in history. Perhaps you'd like it. The name is "There may Never Ever be a more powerful man as Stanislav Petrov"
7:06 actually it was more even than people think Russia also was mid not early and it wasn't even after the whole moon thing but thats a story for another day
The Challenger exploded because they didn't listen to an engineer who knew something was wrong and who kept trying to tell them the ship isn't ready we cant take off, they will die
The thing about the Space Race is that the Soviets and Americans were basically neck and neck, with the US being mere months behind the USSR until the moon landing, where the Soviets never even got close. Alan Shepard went into space less than a month after Yuri Gagarin did. Sputnik went into orbit in October of 1957, and Explorer 1 was sent up in January of 1958. It was a pretty close race until the US landed on the moon.
Korolev died, and they couldn't get their N1 moon rocket to work. There were plans for building up a spacecraft in earth orbit with smaller rockets, and then sending that to the moon, which I believe would've worked. Now, would it have been fast enough to beat Apollo 11? Dunno, kinda doubt it, but they decided to do N1 instead.
The Challenger disaster was a result of bureaucratic ignorance and not listening to the specialists. All they had to do was wait for warmer weather so that the fucking O rings would work properly but they were on a schedule so they got someone higher up the chain to sign off on it. Ridiculous.
Love the fact that you respond to Sam's "hey kids".
Do you not?
@@Tunkkis I do
@@rubyfox8078 That means you are a functional member of society and the human race.
We are all Sam's children
The Tonio T Channel is this some kind of cult? If yes, can I join?
Fun fact, in my 7th grade science class we were watching a documentary on the challenger explosion. In the seconds after a recording of a newscaster played saying "Ladies and gentleman, the challenger has exploded." , We heard cheers, woos, and clapping from the field outside of the classroom window. Worst. Timing. Ever.
Oof
@@charliebann5605 Big oof
bigger oof
Biggest oof
Biggerest oof
o7 for Laika and all the Alberts
There was only one Albert, who had multiple missions. From the NASA public relations department. 😉
Thank you for explaining what he meant by o7
o7
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More Sam O'Nella please. Might I recommend his Banana Republic video? Its about history of banana companies in central america.
LimeGrass619 COMMIES! COMMIES!
@@ciaranpatrick6859
Go get 'im, Dwight!
one of his best
Ciaran Patrick REEEEEE wait, I’m Stalin
Italy was usually called "the banana republic", I let you figure out the reason
In case you didn't know, Christa McAuliffe was a history teacher, too, Mr. Terry. She was a civilian astronaut, a trained member of the crew (a payload specialist), but was not part of NASA's astronaut corps, which were full-time NASA employees who would rotate missions and do other agency work on Earth when not flying. McAuliffe was hired as part of the Teachers In Space Program, which intended to have her broadcast lessons from spaces and stuff like that. I remember watching her interviews before the launch. Even here in Canada, her going up was a big deal in schools. The disaster happened on my older brother's birthday, which was crazy. I'll never forget it.
Geez that sucks, I would’ve loved to see something from space that was educational.
My middle school was named after her!
That was my birthday day too… I was three though so I didn’t exactly remember it
My sister was named after her
Here's another detail: MacAuliffe's backup for the mission, Barbara Morgan, who of course watched the explosion in person, would then ask to be sent up, to complete McAuliffe's mission. But NASA decided to cancel the teacher in space program, and told her that she'd need to become a full astronaut. So that's what she did. She tirelessly went through NASA's regular process and was selected as part of Astronaut group 17 in 1998. She flew on STS 118 in 2007, did her experiments/demonstrations originally planned for STS-51L, landed, and immediately resigned from NASA.
“There’s nothing routine about putting something in space” *elon musk laugh*
o7 for Albert I, Albert 2, Albert 3, Albert 4, Albert 5 and Albert 6
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Another thing we feared (until we did it) was what happens when you break the sound barrier
or when we tested nukes people feared wed set the atmosphere on fire.
Yeah! Sam o’ nella time!
@CapitalismSucks420 I like your name
Communism rules!
Can you react to "The worst history maps" by Emperortigerstar?
Agree
Let me guess. The Habsburg empire is high up there.
Yes! He should watch them while pausing the video and answer what he thinks is wrong with the maps.
@@MrDynamite110 I live pretty close to a strange border myself. Might be there as well. Baarle Nassau/Hertog. It has over half of all the worlds enclaves in one small city. The border goes straight through houses and bars. I was dropped there once at night. Crossed the border about 20 times before I found my way to camp.
This
When he mourned the first Albert i thought "He's gonna have a nasty surprise"
Sam O’Nella is amazing
can't believe he didnt react to his recent video "the assassination no one talks about". i thought it was pretty interesting and it taught me who andrew garfield was
Ryan Nguyen he’s making his way
Spiderman's origin story.
Uhhh... do you mean James Garfield??
this one as some amazing wordings that are just glanced over like "the easiest thing ever; you just kinda exist"
and the comedic timing on the "jesus" after the speed bump rant is perfect
not the most compelling subject matter within the academy but definitely makes up for it in the little things
The best part of the entire space race is the Americans just got self-conscious of everything Russia was doing, so they got a guy on the moon and said "we're having a space race and look we won because we say the end goal is what we just did"
The Soviets also never even got close to landing on the moon while the US was pretty close behind the Soviets throughout the rest of the Space Race. The first satellite for each nation was within four months of each other, while the first person in space from each nation was within a single month of each other.
@@IndianaJoneFan24 the Soviets were just using their cool new tech, not their fault the US wants to compare dick sizes to everyone for no reason
Not really, Mr Terry glosses over many early American achievements like first geostationary satellite, first telecommunications satellite, first space walk, first orbital rendezvous and docking, first space station and many many more.
@@classonbread5757America very much did NOT conduct the first space walk, first orbital rendezvous/docking, or first space station, the latter two would be done by the two operations at the Soviet salyut station. The first space walk was conducted on the Voskhod 2 mission.
@@aaaaa___ I meant the first untethered space walk my bad.
*"INTRUDER ALERT! RED SPY IS IN THE BASE!"*
-Gemberkoekje- ZE HEAVY IZ A SPY!
Right behind you
Mr VT hup hup hup WE NEED TO PROTECT THE BRIEFCASE
Scorchedsteampunker uhh 111 uhhh 1
@@iamaspaceman8533 I N C O M I N G
"The rabbit making rice cakes on the moon" is a real Chinese myth
Of course it's a myth! We all know he's making mochi.
Well it's all cool and all, but Joseph Joestar sent an Aztec God of fitness to space.
Beat that.
Ray Valentine WAS THAT A MOTHERFUCKING JOJO’S no I’m not doing that
a kid got sent into space and made peace with the almost the whole entire universe
can't beat that
Simon the digger.
Dude's final battle against the anti-spiral eclipsed the entire observable universe.
He survived, too!
He was sending Kars to space before Elon
Albert 1-7 dies
Me: ooh say can you seeee…………
I am typically not a fan of reaction videos but Terry actually adds to the original so I actually enjoy his videos.
On god, but theres another reactor of sam that talks about nuclear topics and also adds to his videos its super interesting.
Forgot his name but hes cool
@@plutonicattic7995Tyler Folse
I’ve watched all of Sam’s Videos and I still like watching your videos, which really shows that you add a lot to the videos you react to, great job!
Mr. T, you're an inspiration man. When I become a patron, all I want is for you to say "I pity the fool" one time.
The Challenger was like the biggest mess up tbh. They knew some things were malfunctioned and still launched anyways. There is a video on it if you type in Challenger explosion New York Times
I actually work in the polymer industry as a chemist and my boss worked on parts of the Challenger. The glass transition temp of the o-rings was well known by the engineers and chemists that worked on them, but the higher ups didn’t want to delay the launch any longer (and assumed the back-up o-rings would help, but they were made of the same material so the transition temp was the same) and proceeded with the launch anyway. Effectively dooming everyone on board.
A series by extra history I just saw was about the Irish Potato Famine, and it was mind blowing, the depths of suffering, the lack of care from the British government, and the level of care from the international community once they found out. I'm not sure if you'd want to do the potato famine, but I would definitely suggest it.
my mom was eleven years old when the challenger disaster happened. she was in math class during the scheduled launch time, and they wheeled in a TV so everyone could see it take off. she had been so excited to see a teacher go to space because she wanted to be one as well…she told me that, the moment the shuttle exploded, the teacher looked absolutely horrified and turned the TV off as fast as humanly possible. she cried her soul out for the rest of the day.
When I stop dying of starvation and am able to say i have extra money I'm gonna donate to you, not only because History/Social Studies/Geography were my 2nd favorite class of classes underneath the science fields, but because you.. you f*cking madlad , you let the man handmade ads play outside of his own video
Keep being the cool teacher, those are the best teachers
It’s salmonella time
the best teacher is the one who never stops learning. :)
I sorta want this guy to watch Hetalia
He'd probably tear it apart
tf is hetalia?
@@abramo7700
Loveable trash
@@abramo7700 It's like countryhumans with more anime and less yaoi
Country humans is like hetalia, Hetalia is much older and more known.
@@violenceluvrrr LESS yaoi? Jesus you clearly got there late
Yes, Me. Terry. I’m with you on the sending spiders into to space... the hell away from me. 🤣
May I recommend Plant disease by Sam O'Neal.
People thought going over 60mph would result in instant death, then that passing the speed of sound would result in instant death, then space would be instant death...
Basically everything results in instant death
Nasa: "There's nothing routine about going into sapace."
Elon Musk: "Hold my falcon"
Good guy teach recommends subbing to the original poster’s channel before his own. +1
Had to pause the video to check something out. I was told (and may have misheard) the first thing launched into space was sputnik, so the new information about fruit flies being launched confused me. Wikipedia States that they shot the flies up, but it seems to indicate that they almost went right back down. Sputnik hung out up there for a few weeks. Yay! I learned beyond learning!
Edit: 07 - Albert, Albert II-VI
Also, according to Know Your Meme: Ligma is a fictional disease associated with a death hoax orchestrated by Instagramuser ninja_hater that claimed Fortnitestreamer Ninja had passed away after contracting the disease. The intention of this joke was to prompt concerned fans to ask what Ligma is, to which participants in the hoax would respond with "ligma balls"
I was home sick from school that day and watched the Challenger Disaster live 😔
Nice, now i got an Excuse to watch the Sam O'nella Videos again, plus i get a nice commentary from you.
Win-Win for me
No one is born heartless
Unless you don't feel for all the Alberts
A series you might like is history on trial were they take historical figures and discuss all the good and bad he or she did, made by TED-Ed
A fine red mist on impact.
You should rewatch the history of the entire world, I guess again and go into more detail because you wanted to talk about so much. I would be happy with a longer video super in depth.
The funny thing is, all the complications amd schedule differences that would've come from accommodating Big Bird probably would have prevented the Challenger from explosing in the first place.
11:42 the challenger is like a modern day Hindenburg
Without a doubt my favourite Sam O'Nella video
O7 for all those animals that didn't survive for our profession of space travel
I wish I had teacher like you back when I was in school
When a teacher quotes “Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars.” Don't believe them because a teacher named Mrs. Mcauliffe tried going to the moon but the ship blew up. She didn't reach the moon or any of the stars including the closest star too earth which is the sun!
Its on the (very) long side, but Emplemon has an amazing video on Stanislav Petrov, the most powerful man in history. Perhaps you'd like it.
The name is "There may Never Ever be a more powerful man as Stanislav Petrov"
I was not quite 3 when i saw the Challenger explode live on tv. I didn't understand what was happening, but it freaked me out in time.
When no new Sam i come here, but man I love the blooper real of history
I wonder if anyone heard of the Lost Austronut theory, is it believed that during the space race there were Lost cosmonaut
Damn, he said "Smelly animals" right as the dog started drinking, how did it come to this?
o7 o7 o7 o7
I belive another concern was that the first man in space would not be able to swallow.
7:06 actually it was more even than people think Russia also was mid not early and it wasn't even after the whole moon thing but thats a story for another day
So Mr. Terry any chance you'll get your doctorate in history?
Mr T: Alot of you might have come over from his channel.
Me: he's talking to me 😃
I wish i had this guy as my history teacher
Imagine being one of the students of that schoolteacher and hearing your teacher got fucking liquidated because the Challenger exploded
Love these vids, keep it up
1:52 i think thats his dog drinking in the backround
they were scared or Radiation from space but not even 50 Years before that, they had radioactive toothpaste, chocolate, water and all that stuff....
RIP Columbia.
The 2003 Columbia disaster.
great reaction video! I hope that you'll react to another Extra Credits history series or even a few more of those funny Epic Rap Battles soon!
You hate spiders but just wait until the fly-magedon.
Christa McAulife? I don’t remember how to spell her last name. But she was a teacher in Queens, NY. They named PS149 after her. RIP
The history teacher reacts and the pilot reacts should have a collaboration
8:00 you forgot to salute to Laika! Smh
The Challenger exploded because they didn't listen to an engineer who knew something was wrong and who kept trying to tell them the ship isn't ready we cant take off, they will die
imagine being on the ISS and opening up a box of mice
The thing about the Space Race is that the Soviets and Americans were basically neck and neck, with the US being mere months behind the USSR until the moon landing, where the Soviets never even got close. Alan Shepard went into space less than a month after Yuri Gagarin did. Sputnik went into orbit in October of 1957, and Explorer 1 was sent up in January of 1958. It was a pretty close race until the US landed on the moon.
Korolev died, and they couldn't get their N1 moon rocket to work. There were plans for building up a spacecraft in earth orbit with smaller rockets, and then sending that to the moon, which I believe would've worked. Now, would it have been fast enough to beat Apollo 11? Dunno, kinda doubt it, but they decided to do N1 instead.
Russia also first put something on Venus not liveing of course
The Challenger disaster was a result of bureaucratic ignorance and not listening to the specialists. All they had to do was wait for warmer weather so that the fucking O rings would work properly but they were on a schedule so they got someone higher up the chain to sign off on it. Ridiculous.
o7 o7 o7 o7 o7 o7
We salute to your accomplishments Alberts I - VI
Was the fear that living creatures would get mutated by the cosmic rays the origin for the premise of Fantastic Four?
Please take off all non-religious headgear as we bow our heads in the loving memory of the Alberts
I knew someone about ten years ago who was in the class of the schoolteacher who went up in the challenger.
*”albert III fucking exploded”*
o7 o7 o7 o7 o7 o7
one for each albert
o7 and one for the other animals that died
What doea that mean?
Still highly recommend the banana republics video. Very entertaining and informational
I did a lot of salutes during this vid.
12:50 😂bruh sam is on the toad.
"A History Teacher Reacts | "A History Teacher Reacts | "Animals in Space: A Brief History" by Sam O'Nella" "
React to weird laws by Sam O Nella please
Fun fact: as well as the challenger, a lot of celebrities were also meant to go on the 911 planes.
does anyone know where the hell sam went?
Yuri wasn’t the fist man in space though it was Vladimir Ilyushin
Crazy to think that the first animals to go around the back of the moon were... tortoises.
Wait if big bird died on the rocket would he die in the sesame street lore too
Was that a dog in the background drinking water?
Where is Mr. Terry's eyebrows?
o7 for all the Alberts that didn't make it ;(
“Would love to have you as a sub.”
Perhaps reword that in the future
Yay more Sam o Nella!
o7 for space animals
You should do "times italy was effective in ww2" by armchair historian
Wait, italy was effective in ww2?
Is it just them taking over that underdeveloped country and then the video ends?
It's currently 3:67 am I shouldn't be here
More please
I live in the city were ham was buried
Albert II reentry boogaloo
Do you play elite dangerous? o7 commander
I have not. Seems decent though
What did Christa McAuliffe say to her husband when she left for the shuttle?
“You feed the dogs hunny, I’ll feed the fishes”