I wish news today was still as professional as this. unfortunately today they'd have an interview with kim kardasian about it or have an hour discussion about whether the democrats or republicans in Congress was to blame. I miss real news
I detest modern American journalism. Some bits are better than others, but all of it has gone so far down hill in my forty-odd years-local and national, public and commercial, television and print and radio. I can't stand it.
Peter Jennings is very calm and emphaty when delivering the news. I really love him even he was long gone. Tom Brokaw, Dan Rather, Peter Jennings, Hugh Downs, Sam Donaldson, and so many great journalists of yesterday. Now we have David Muir, Lester Holt, Norah O'Donnell.... I hope they would not allowed the evening news turn into a mainstream media.... I love that traditional evening newscasts.
to people that are too young to remember this was a very big deal the teacher in space mission was going be be national live broadcasts with her doing school classes and stuff it would have been historic and memorable. everyone in America and really around the world knew about it. such a huge loss when it happened
You said it! Captivating is what he was: you start watching Peter Jennings and you don't want to stop; you don't want _World News Tonight_ to be over in half an hour. Nowadays things suck. It's exactly the opposite: somebody turns on David Muir (or whoever that "anchor" is on ABC nowadays), and all I want to do is murder the TV.
When Peter Jennings passed away in 2005, I mentioned the great events he covered as well as the tragedies he had to cover. This was one of those tragedies.
@@shumla7ranch Excellent news, I'll be sure to to do my best to research whether or not the Kool-Aid Man is available for autograph signatures for ya lil-tike. Be sure not to drink too much Kool-aid, as it appears your early penchant for it in the past has impeded your white matter development reducing your ability for discernment!
@@shumla7ranch Christa McAuliffe (employing her middle name at the time of the "disaster") who we all knew as the lovable Concord, NH teacher now goes by Sharon (her legal first name) and was employed at Syracuse University as a Law Professor.
Roger Boisjoly objected to liftoff. Boisjoly correctly predicted, based on earlier flight data, that the O-rings on the rocket boosters would fail if the shuttle launched in cold weather.
I'm a 90s kid, and my parents watched WNT on a daily basis when I was growing up. To me, he was the news, along with seeing Hugh Downs and Barbara Walters on 2020. RIP Mr. Jennings (2005) and Mr. Downs (2020)
I had just come home from classes at the little trade college I was attending then, sometime between noon and quarter after one that afternoon, and had barely gotten in the door when the phone rang. It was one of my friends who was calling everyone in our group and it was from her I first heard about the disaster. I turned on the TV which happened to be on the local ABC station and just watched for the rest of the afternoon right through this news broadcast.
The space shuttle tragedy when they said where were you when you heard. reminds me of 9/11 tragedy cuz i was in my 8th grade typing class that morning when all of us kids saw it and my female classmates screamed in terror when the 2nd plane hit the south tower
Back when ABC News was a real, reliable source for news & information. Then Disney took over and slowly went downhill. The death of Peter Jennings put its final nail in the coffin. It's now full of PC and Tabloid trash.
I honestly don't even watch the news...ever. i watched it more as a 6 year old than i do now. Seriously. Its just pathetic and dark and the latest news on Taylor Swift or Miley Cyrus is more important than whats going on in Syria. Fucking pathetic.
I remember this tragedy like it was yesterday. Terribly sad. I lived in Concord, N.H. at the time and knew of the very well respected and lived teacher, Krista McAuliffe.
My cousin's first flight was the 3rd after Challenger. He flew on every orbiter besides Endeavor. He obviously didn't fly on Challenger. To the best of my knowledge Story Musgrave is the only Astronaut to fly on all 5 orbiters. My cousin did fly with Story as well. They are both in the Astronaut Hall of Fame.
@@djbeezy all these lying $hit-stains are paid propagandists, as are our former and current Mercenary forces. No one believes you wards of the STATE. Smedley Butler was correct.
Once we make it into heaven there is no looking down back at earth again. We are totally removed of earth and it’s pain and experiences. It sounds nice to say our loved ones are looking down but God doesn’t let us look down. We are in Heaven only.
I vaguely remember this broadcast. I was less than two month shy of my 4th birthday. I didn't fully understand what this was all about, but I remember it.
I don't think I understood, either. I had turned six some days before. It was my habit on weekday afternoons after getting home from kindergarten to watch _Scooby-Doo_ and _He-Man_ and on this day I waited while something else came on instead. I waited and waited and didn't understand why my shows weren't on. Eventually my mom, overhearing the TV from the next room, got the sense that something important had happened and came in to watch. Then I also understood that something important had happened and my cartoons wouldn't be on. I think it was only four to eight years later that I realized that the loss of the Challenger, which I did hear about over those years, was the thing that had been on TV that afternoon. Then, around late 1995, a classmate lent me his family's VHS tape that had been recorded from various TV channels on January 28, 1986; I took it home and watched it that evening, and some of it dredged up what felt like _ancient_ memories, from almost ten years before (a period that feels a lot longer at fifteen than it does in your forties). Only in adulthood, using the Internet to revisit the coverage, did I begin to have an emotional relationship with the event. Today, seeing the kid in this video say "it made me feel bad", I got teary-eyed.
1986 was the year full bag of mixed emotions from the tragic moments of the Challenger to Introduce Christian singer Sandi Patti to the US and to the world thru singing the Stratospheric version of National Anthem of the United States of America for the rededication of the Statue of Liberty. And this very...... an old school video! Nice!
A very tragic day for NASA, and our nation. I was a sophomore in high school when this happened. The crew of the Space Shuttle Challenger showed true courage for all of us.
This will never be forgotten in my heart for these amazing heros who deserve respect and admiration for the NASA launch went wrong. I was and still shocked that the all died unexpectedly without warning, my prayers and memories are for the families and their would who went by shocking thought. Hoped and prayed they come back safe, but they went to heaven with god greeting them too. I still cry and can't believe this ever should have not happened
I admire the people, the spirit,the bravery, but in all honesty I can't wrap my mind around what could be worth going into a cold dead environment, when cameras and sensors allow robots to discern much more with today's technology.
why i was infant (just one month after i was born at Mitchell County Hospital (now Archbold Mitchell County Hospital) in Camilla, Georgia, USA . i was diagnosed with autism and my maternal grandparents had got in divorced just two years after Challenger Disaster). why i was at Maternal Great-Auntie, Mildred Jean Baker Burns (1947-2010)'s house in Hawkinstown Community of Newton, Baker County, Georgia,USA. where my maternal grandmother (Gladys B. Williams) and Great-Auntie has took care of me. why My mama was her last mid-teens was attending at Meadows College/Albany State University in Albany, Dougherty County, Georgia, USA and my daddy was his mid-twenties at time. but my siblings (Derrick was Four-a-half, Sarah was Three-a-half, & Toya was a Toddler). but my paternal grandmother (Joyce Mae Jones Bush) was Fifty (she never had remarried nearly ten years after her husband/my paternal grandfather, James Cosby "J.C". Bush,Sr. was killed and drowned on Big Cypress Creek was Phillipsburg Road in Anna Community of Baker County,Georgia,USA. when my daddy was fourteen-a-half at the time .according to Bush family Reunion 2000 annual). but seven people killed are: Christa McAuliffe , Ellison S. Onizuka, Francis R. Scobee, Greg Jarvis, Judith Arlene Resnik, Micharl J. Smith, and Ronald E. McNair. but Daytime Shows [ Donahue (NBCUniversal Syndication Studios) , The Merv Griffin Show (Sony Pictures Television),The People's Court (Warner Bros. Television), Sally Jessy Raphael Show (NBCUniversal Syndication Studios) ], Game Shows, Soap Operas [All My Children (Disney Media Distribution/Disney Platform Distribution), Another World (Procter & Gamble Entertainment), As The World Turns (Procter & Gamble Entertainment),Capitol (CBS Media Ventures/Paramount Global Distribution Group) ,Days of Our Lives (Sony Pictures Television), General Hospital (Disney Media Distribution/Disney Platform Distribution), Guiding Light (Procter & Gamble Entertainment),Loving (Disney Media Distribution/Disney Platform Distribution), One Life to Live (Disney Media Distribution/Disney Platform Distribution),Ryan's Hope (Disney Media Distribution/Disney Platform Distribution), Santa Barbara (Disney Media Distribution/Disney Platform Distribution), Search for Tomorrow (Procter and Gamble Entertainment), and The Young and the Restless (Sony Pictures Television) ] but births are same events in the same Year Including: Jessica Ennis (Runner of England,UK), Shruti Hasshan (Actress and Singer of India), Ms. Booksy (TH-camr),Julliana Araes (Instagram Star of Brazil), Malki Means King (TikTok Star), Tommy Didario (TV Show host), Gabuscus (TH-camr),Nate Jones (Baseball Player),Kelly Klein (Wrestler), Phil Gaimon (professional road racing cyclist), Kobi Rana (singer,director,actor,Choregrapher,and producer of Ghana),Lesley Chiang (singer of China),and Richardt Strauss (Rugby Player of South Africa).
Sadly, had they not done a "won't even try" scrub a few days before the ill fated launch (due to a weather forecast of rain and thunderstorms at launch time) they would have been fine most likely. The forecast for that day had been for thunderstorms, due to the very cold front that caused the very cold weather on Tuesday. A low pressure wave formed on the front and slowed it down. The weather at launch time was perfect winds at the geound and aloft, clear skys and temperatures in the 70s. Perfect flying weather even for a flawed joint design. But they scrubbed and then choose to launch in the most marginal weather conditions since Apollo 12.
+zoomer30 do you mean the weather a few days prior to the actual lauch or the day of the launch? The night before the launch the temps dropped below freezing and ice had formed all over the launch pad and ground crews tried to de-ice all they could but the ice wasn't the cause as we know,it was a faulty o-ring design and neglect on NASA Admins. part to get it off the ground in a hurry to launch.At the time of the launch itself (11:38am est) the temp. wasn't in the 70's at all.Anyway just wondering if you were talking about the days prior to the launch or the initial launch day itself as you and most know the launch was delayed several times for various reasons and why was NASA in such a hurry to launch. Thank you
Ron M I cant remember the day of the week, but I think it was Sunday. The forcast for that day was so bad they didn't even bother. The forecast for that day was for rain, thunderstorms and wind during the entire launch window, and only getting worse as the day wore on. No sense wasting time and money on a sure scrub. Well, the weather forecast did not hold. The launch director and one of his people went outside at what would have been launch time and it was warm, 70-75 degrees, little wind, and not a cloud in the sky. The LD said "You know? I think we should have launched" They knew that the cold weather was comjng.
Zoomer30 they might have made it into orbit if the Gulf Stream hadn’t hit them and knocked the slag out of the joint. Maybe. No sense dwelling on it when we know definitely.
Boisjoly wrote a memo in July 1985 to his superiors concerning the faulty design of the solid rocket boosters that, if left unaddressed, could lead to a catastrophic event during launch of a Space Shuttle. Such a catastrophic event did occur less than a year later resulting in the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster.
There’s an entire report. The capsule was intact until it hit the water. Of course we don’t know if they were cognizant, but part of the astronauts donned their protective gear. Some believe they were alive until they hit the water.
All of the Astronauts that died in US space programs were just in the last few days in Jan and first day of Feb. Apollo 1 (January 27) Challenger (January 28) Columbia (February 1). Strange.
Boom! They died on ocean impact at 204 mph. The group was found, accordian style, in their shuttle. When recovery crews disturbed the remains, one corpse floated away and was located weeks later. The anticipation of death is worse than death itself.
WHY IT'S IN HUMAN NATURE THAT WE ALWAYS REMEMBER TRAGEDIES! WE NEVER FORGET THEM!! MAYBE IT'S AN INSTINCT COMES FROM VERY ANCIENT TIMES. MAYBE IT'S GOOD AND BOOSTS OUR SURVIVAL. FEAR OF LOOSING AND FEAR OF DEATH. PROBABLY THAT'S WHAT MADE HUMAN A HUMAN!!!
Totally avoidable. They should have charged someone with criminal negligence. Delays are inconvenient, but do you want a delayed successful mission or 7 dead astronauts?
Schoolchildren all over the nation most of all New Hampshire so happy they were in a minute sadness extreme the next to see that live on tv CNN to the big networks
John Glen was a senator then? I thought he didn't run for Senate until the early 90's. Well my mind is blown. Maybe I am remembering him running for re-election.
Rather than ask in the comments at TH-cam and hope that a stranger will (A) take the time to write to you and (B) give you accurate information, why not just look it up? Google would have told you faster.
If you live in the US and have Netflix, watch the Challenger miniseries. It explains how NASA was looking to improve its image and spark new interest in space exploration. The accident was the rock bottom point of a multi-year attempt to make space seem more accessible to all.
That,s what it was all about, public relations. Engineers were surprised that thing had not blown up on the ground. Shuttle boosters. O rings, etc. CEO,s making a buck. Times have not changed. Worse for this country was not so far in coming, with what Reagan was creating in Afghanistan.
Everyone assumes that when someone famous dies, they're now "touching the face of God." They could have been unrepentant atheists for all Reagan knows.
God created us all. Doesn’t matter if people are petty and don’t believe in him. He gets to judge them upon their death. So they certainly do see the face of God their creator and he tells them, “depart from me I never knew you.” And they aren’t welcomed into the Pearly Gates, they are cast to hell forever.
There wasn't a snowball's chance in July that a male teacher would be chosen from the group of finalists. Notice that the runner-up was also female, just to make sure a woman got to go.
Hi I'm a frozen O ring, and you just picked the wrong day to launch. If you have cut rate insurance, this could be your problem. So get Allstate, and protect yourself from mayhem like me.
Pab Key what are you smoking..I'd like some..and by the way..since you claims nobody dies..can you locate my grandma who i havent seen since 1962? She was born in 1890. .well? I mean you says nobody dies..
No!!!!!!! It was not a hoax or a "staged event"!!!! I was home sick from school & watched it from our couch!!!!!! The Challenger did launch & tried to go into orbit but then sadly exploded. 😢 The Challenger crew were so brave & gave their lives for their dream!!! Look it up on TH-cam & you will be clued in to what went on.
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I wish news today was still as professional as this. unfortunately today they'd have an interview with kim kardasian about it or have an hour discussion about whether the democrats or republicans in Congress was to blame. I miss real news
And Alex Jones would be calling it a hoax! Lol
@@darbioakley4517 piss off liberal
I detest modern American journalism. Some bits are better than others, but all of it has gone so far down hill in my forty-odd years-local and national, public and commercial, television and print and radio. I can't stand it.
This is why I love TH-cam. Easily accessible documented information of historical events. Incredible
Watching Peter Jennings was great, always delivered. ABC news footage was very good. Great upload
+Bryant Rockwell Jennings was always great. I think he was at his best during the Millennium broadcast and 9/11 and those days that followed.
Hes was the best
Peter Jennings is very calm and emphaty when delivering the news. I really love him even he was long gone.
Tom Brokaw, Dan Rather, Peter Jennings, Hugh Downs, Sam Donaldson, and so many great journalists of yesterday.
Now we have David Muir, Lester Holt, Norah O'Donnell.... I hope they would not allowed the evening news turn into a mainstream media.... I love that traditional evening newscasts.
That's Peter Jennings?
IDK who he is.
I miss him a lot. I dedicated my life for watching world new tonight!
Really miss Peter Jennings...
to people that are too young to remember this was a very big deal the teacher in space mission was going be be national live broadcasts with her doing school classes and stuff it would have been historic and memorable. everyone in America and really around the world knew about it. such a huge loss when it happened
He was such a captivating anchor!
Indeed..... And what about David Muir? He has same the quality as Peter Jennings' did.... I think he watch this before!
You said it! Captivating is what he was: you start watching Peter Jennings and you don't want to stop; you don't want _World News Tonight_ to be over in half an hour. Nowadays things suck. It's exactly the opposite: somebody turns on David Muir (or whoever that "anchor" is on ABC nowadays), and all I want to do is murder the TV.
When Peter Jennings passed away in 2005, I mentioned the great events he covered as well as the tragedies he had to cover. This was one of those tragedies.
My sixth grade teacher Mrs. Yarlettes was best friends with Christa McAuliffe. Therefore, most of us, as 6th graders beheld our very first GRAPHIC tragedy [ watching this LIVE on television ], at Raymond Elementary School, Brockton MA USA. Mrs. Yarlettes bursted into tears and we were all oblivious and couldn’t process the totality of her hysteria to the extent adults [ did that day ]. We just wanted to go to recess. To play tag, some kick ball and others to stare at their ‘crush.’
©️Coach Hilario 2022
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A terrible tragedy for America and the world. And Peter Jennings was such a class act. May the crew and Peter Rest In Peace.
They weren't in the shuttle, all walk the earth today unless succumbed by another event
@@criticalinfrastructurepart1959 lol, I like Kool-Aid too but haven't had any since I was about six.
@@shumla7ranch Excellent news, I'll be sure to to do my best to research whether or not the Kool-Aid Man is available for autograph signatures for ya lil-tike. Be sure not to drink too much Kool-aid, as it appears your early penchant for it in the past has impeded your white matter development reducing your ability for discernment!
@@shumla7ranch In the meantime however, Michael J. Smith (the Challenger Pilot) became Professor Emeritus at the University of Wisconsin.
@@shumla7ranch Christa McAuliffe (employing her middle name at the time of the "disaster") who we all knew as the lovable Concord, NH teacher now goes by Sharon (her legal first name) and was employed at Syracuse University as a Law Professor.
Roger Boisjoly objected to liftoff. Boisjoly correctly predicted, based on earlier flight data, that the O-rings on the rocket boosters would fail if the shuttle launched in cold weather.
Jennings was a pro.
I'm a 90s kid, and my parents watched WNT on a daily basis when I was growing up. To me, he was the news, along with seeing Hugh Downs and Barbara Walters on 2020. RIP Mr. Jennings (2005) and Mr. Downs (2020)
I had just come home from classes at the little trade college I was attending then, sometime between noon and quarter after one that afternoon, and had barely gotten in the door when the phone rang. It was one of my friends who was calling everyone in our group and it was from her I first heard about the disaster. I turned on the TV which happened to be on the local ABC station and just watched for the rest of the afternoon right through this news broadcast.
I was in school, when the Challenger exploded.
The space shuttle tragedy when they said where were you when you heard. reminds me of 9/11 tragedy cuz i was in my 8th grade typing class that morning when all of us kids saw it and my female classmates screamed in terror when the 2nd plane hit the south tower
Interesting to see(hear) a young John Quinones.
FireMinstrel Also a young Brit Hume
Back when ABC News was a real, reliable source for news & information. Then Disney took over and slowly went downhill. The death of Peter Jennings put its final nail in the coffin. It's now full of PC and Tabloid trash.
+guy2008rules Your totally right. For example Nightline is peer propaganda now.
guy2008rules very true. Peter Jennings is rolling in his grave now.
guy2008rules I agree pc all the way. cbs is better . I like Scott pelly
To me, Peter Jennings WAS ABC Evening News.
I honestly don't even watch the news...ever. i watched it more as a 6 year old than i do now. Seriously. Its just pathetic and dark and the latest news on Taylor Swift or Miley Cyrus is more important than whats going on in Syria. Fucking pathetic.
I remember this tragedy like it was yesterday. Terribly sad. I lived in Concord, N.H. at the time and knew of the very well respected and lived teacher, Krista McAuliffe.
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@@criticalinfrastructurepart1959go away dodo this poor woman is dead
My cousin's first flight was the 3rd after Challenger. He flew on every orbiter besides Endeavor. He obviously didn't fly on Challenger. To the best of my knowledge Story Musgrave is the only Astronaut to fly on all 5 orbiters. My cousin did fly with Story as well. They are both in the Astronaut Hall of Fame.
Bull$hit
@@criticalinfrastructurepart1959 Whatever you say.
@@djbeezy all these lying $hit-stains are paid propagandists, as are our former and current Mercenary forces. No one believes you wards of the STATE. Smedley Butler was correct.
i’m sure Peter Jennings is looking down at us smiling, knowing that his reporting of history is still looked back on 15 years after his death.
Once we make it into heaven there is no looking down back at earth again. We are totally removed of earth and it’s pain and experiences. It sounds nice to say our loved ones are looking down but God doesn’t let us look down. We are in Heaven only.
@@2004cyrusyou are guessing, as much as everyone else on earth. I like the notion of Peter Jennings looking down at us.
@@SKa-tt9nmwell you are wrong
Watching that explosion still leaves me motionless as watching the Twin Towers on 911.
Oh god, oh please!
I remember this very well, I was in Vo tech school and the instructor turned on the Radio in the Classroom so We could hear what was happening!
If you ever seen a race crash at 200 mph,that's an example of what happened to Challenger's crew cabin.
True. Look up "gordon smiley crash indy" to see what you're referring to.
I vaguely remember this broadcast. I was less than two month shy of my 4th birthday. I didn't fully understand what this was all about, but I remember it.
I don't think I understood, either. I had turned six some days before. It was my habit on weekday afternoons after getting home from kindergarten to watch _Scooby-Doo_ and _He-Man_ and on this day I waited while something else came on instead. I waited and waited and didn't understand why my shows weren't on. Eventually my mom, overhearing the TV from the next room, got the sense that something important had happened and came in to watch. Then I also understood that something important had happened and my cartoons wouldn't be on. I think it was only four to eight years later that I realized that the loss of the Challenger, which I did hear about over those years, was the thing that had been on TV that afternoon. Then, around late 1995, a classmate lent me his family's VHS tape that had been recorded from various TV channels on January 28, 1986; I took it home and watched it that evening, and some of it dredged up what felt like _ancient_ memories, from almost ten years before (a period that feels a lot longer at fifteen than it does in your forties).
Only in adulthood, using the Internet to revisit the coverage, did I begin to have an emotional relationship with the event.
Today, seeing the kid in this video say "it made me feel bad", I got teary-eyed.
1986 was the year full bag of mixed emotions from the tragic moments of the Challenger to Introduce Christian singer Sandi Patti to the US and to the world thru singing the Stratospheric version of National Anthem of the United States of America for the rededication of the Statue of Liberty.
And this very...... an old school video! Nice!
ronald was only 5 years older than I am now. he was still so very young :( I was born in 1987 and sadly, I don't remember learning about this.
Yes, they were all relatively young. The country lost some very special people that day, that's for sure.
A very tragic day for NASA, and our nation. I was a sophomore in high school when this happened. The crew of the Space Shuttle Challenger showed true courage for all of us.
N(eed) A(nother) S(even) A(stronauts)
This will never be forgotten in my heart for these amazing heros who deserve respect and admiration for the NASA launch went wrong. I was and still shocked that the all died unexpectedly without warning, my prayers and memories are for the families and their would who went by shocking thought. Hoped and prayed they come back safe, but they went to heaven with god greeting them too. I still cry and can't believe this ever should have not happened
I admire the people, the spirit,the bravery, but in all honesty I can't wrap my mind around what could be worth going into a cold dead environment, when cameras and sensors allow robots to discern much more with today's technology.
The space shuttle exploded under Mr. Reagan's watch? That sounded stupid.
It exploded while Reagan was president. He was promoting "the teacher in space".
With that sentiment I'd peg you as an authority on such a topic, Corky!
Peter Jennings is the James Bond of Nightly Newscast in the 80's.
Agree?
Afraid not old chap
Rest in Peace, Sir Chuck Yeager.
I can remember where I stood in my sixth grade class when I saw it happen.
why i was infant (just one month after i was born at Mitchell County Hospital (now Archbold Mitchell County Hospital) in Camilla, Georgia, USA . i was diagnosed with autism and my maternal grandparents had got in divorced just two years after Challenger Disaster). why i was at Maternal Great-Auntie, Mildred Jean Baker Burns (1947-2010)'s house in Hawkinstown Community of Newton, Baker County, Georgia,USA. where my maternal grandmother (Gladys B. Williams) and Great-Auntie has took care of me. why My mama was her last mid-teens was attending at Meadows College/Albany State University in Albany, Dougherty County, Georgia, USA and my daddy was his mid-twenties at time. but my siblings (Derrick was Four-a-half, Sarah was Three-a-half, & Toya was a Toddler). but my paternal grandmother (Joyce Mae Jones Bush) was Fifty (she never had remarried nearly ten years after her husband/my paternal grandfather, James Cosby "J.C". Bush,Sr. was killed and drowned on Big Cypress Creek was Phillipsburg Road in Anna Community of Baker County,Georgia,USA. when my daddy was fourteen-a-half at the time .according to Bush family Reunion 2000 annual). but seven people killed are: Christa McAuliffe , Ellison S. Onizuka, Francis R. Scobee, Greg Jarvis, Judith Arlene Resnik, Micharl J. Smith, and Ronald E. McNair. but Daytime Shows [ Donahue (NBCUniversal Syndication Studios) , The Merv Griffin Show (Sony Pictures Television),The People's Court (Warner Bros. Television), Sally Jessy Raphael Show (NBCUniversal Syndication Studios) ], Game Shows, Soap Operas [All My Children (Disney Media Distribution/Disney Platform Distribution), Another World (Procter & Gamble Entertainment), As The World Turns (Procter & Gamble Entertainment),Capitol (CBS Media Ventures/Paramount Global Distribution Group) ,Days of Our Lives (Sony Pictures Television), General Hospital (Disney Media Distribution/Disney Platform Distribution), Guiding Light (Procter & Gamble Entertainment),Loving (Disney Media Distribution/Disney Platform Distribution), One Life to Live (Disney Media Distribution/Disney Platform Distribution),Ryan's Hope (Disney Media Distribution/Disney Platform Distribution), Santa Barbara (Disney Media Distribution/Disney Platform Distribution), Search for Tomorrow (Procter and Gamble Entertainment), and The Young and the Restless (Sony Pictures Television) ] but births are same events in the same Year Including: Jessica Ennis (Runner of England,UK), Shruti Hasshan (Actress and Singer of India), Ms. Booksy (TH-camr),Julliana Araes (Instagram Star of Brazil), Malki Means King (TikTok Star), Tommy Didario (TV Show host), Gabuscus (TH-camr),Nate Jones (Baseball Player),Kelly Klein (Wrestler), Phil Gaimon (professional road racing cyclist), Kobi Rana (singer,director,actor,Choregrapher,and producer of Ghana),Lesley Chiang (singer of China),and Richardt Strauss (Rugby Player of South Africa).
You have too much time on your hands. You need to get rid of your computer and start reading books in the privacy of your room all day long.
Sadly, had they not done a "won't even try" scrub a few days before the ill fated launch (due to a weather forecast of rain and thunderstorms at launch time) they would have been fine most likely.
The forecast for that day had been for thunderstorms, due to the very cold front that caused the very cold weather on Tuesday. A low pressure wave formed on the front and slowed it down.
The weather at launch time was perfect winds at the geound and aloft, clear skys and temperatures in the 70s. Perfect flying weather even for a flawed joint design. But they scrubbed and then choose to launch in the most marginal weather conditions since Apollo 12.
+zoomer30 do you mean the weather a few days prior to the actual lauch or the day of the launch? The night before the launch the temps dropped below freezing and ice had formed all over the launch pad and ground crews tried to de-ice all they could but the ice wasn't the cause as we know,it was a faulty o-ring design and neglect on NASA Admins. part to get it off the ground in a hurry to launch.At the time of the launch itself (11:38am est) the temp. wasn't in the 70's at all.Anyway just wondering if you were talking about the days prior to the launch or the initial launch day itself as you and most know the launch was delayed several times for various reasons and why was NASA in such a hurry to launch. Thank you
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Ron M I cant remember the day of the week, but I think it was Sunday. The forcast for that day was so bad they didn't even bother. The forecast for that day was for rain, thunderstorms and wind during the entire launch window, and only getting worse as the day wore on. No sense wasting time and money on a sure scrub.
Well, the weather forecast did not hold. The launch director and one of his people went outside at what would have been launch time and it was warm, 70-75 degrees, little wind, and not a cloud in the sky. The LD said "You know? I think we should have launched" They knew that the cold weather was comjng.
Zoomer30 they might have made it into orbit if the Gulf Stream hadn’t hit them and knocked the slag out of the joint. Maybe. No sense dwelling on it when we know definitely.
1:31 They mixed up Smith and Scobee.
In situations like this, ignorance is bliss. It is very important that reaction not b a viable option
I was 4 years old at the time and my mom was watching this in the liivingroom
Boisjoly wrote a memo in July 1985 to his superiors concerning the faulty design of the solid rocket boosters that, if left unaddressed, could lead to a catastrophic event during launch of a Space Shuttle. Such a catastrophic event did occur less than a year later resulting in the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster.
Christa McAuliffe was the first Teacher in space.
Thank you
I wonder if the crew had any warning whatsoever or if death was instantaneous.
There’s an entire report. The capsule was intact until it hit the water. Of course we don’t know if they were cognizant, but part of the astronauts donned their protective gear. Some believe they were alive until they hit the water.
They were probably alive till they hit the water but in shock
All of the Astronauts that died in US space programs were just in the last few days in Jan and first day of Feb. Apollo 1 (January 27) Challenger (January 28) Columbia (February 1). Strange.
Boom! They died on ocean impact at 204 mph. The group was found, accordian style, in their shuttle. When recovery crews disturbed the remains, one corpse floated away and was located weeks later. The anticipation of death is worse than death itself.
That is awful😥
Dicky Ball that was a disturbing description but correct... accordion style? dude you may want to talk to a counselor or something
Today is 9/11. We remember where we were on that fateful day. Pearl Harbor 1941, JFK 1963, and Challenger 1986. Remember America. We owe it to them.
Is NASA even still around? I don't think that they go up in space anymore. They figure that it is a big waste of money and time.
They are still around, just not launching as much rockets as they did before.
Nasa didnt check that external fuel tank for potential leaks
WHY IT'S IN HUMAN NATURE THAT WE ALWAYS REMEMBER TRAGEDIES! WE NEVER FORGET THEM!! MAYBE IT'S AN INSTINCT COMES FROM VERY ANCIENT TIMES. MAYBE IT'S GOOD AND BOOSTS OUR SURVIVAL. FEAR OF LOOSING AND FEAR OF DEATH. PROBABLY THAT'S WHAT MADE HUMAN A HUMAN!!!
Totally avoidable. They should have charged someone with criminal negligence. Delays are inconvenient, but do you want a delayed successful mission or 7 dead astronauts?
Schoolchildren all over the nation most of all New Hampshire so happy they were in a minute sadness extreme the next to see that live on tv CNN to the big networks
Ice on the orbiter?
A faulty fire detector?
John Glen was a senator then? I thought he didn't run for Senate until the early 90's. Well my mind is blown. Maybe I am remembering him running for re-election.
fate is unjust, christa you did not have the right to die. forever in my thoughts ..
Did their bodies fall to the ground? That would be so hard to locate their remains.
Michael Kuntz in the water, 6 weeks to find them all
Rather than ask in the comments at TH-cam and hope that a stranger will (A) take the time to write to you and (B) give you accurate information, why not just look it up? Google would have told you faster.
in the 10th grade and donnie wallace asked if i'd heard the news.
and I was like what?
Tell me again why did we need a teacher in space???
muffin6369 public relations, to spark interest, novelty, etc.,
@@Jck747 Thanks for your response.
We felt that it was time to send a civilian into space and it was decided that that honor should go to a school teacher.
If you live in the US and have Netflix, watch the Challenger miniseries. It explains how NASA was looking to improve its image and spark new interest in space exploration. The accident was the rock bottom point of a multi-year attempt to make space seem more accessible to all.
The wind shear is what caused the disaster. A few more seconds the the main tank would have separated.
Sorry but no, wind shear was an issue but the o-ring failure due to the temperature was the cause.
I'm hoping that this doesn't happen again on Artemis I scheduled for launch on Monday.
That,s what it was all about, public relations. Engineers were surprised that thing had not blown up on the ground. Shuttle boosters. O rings, etc. CEO,s making a buck. Times have not changed. Worse for this country was not so far in coming, with what Reagan was creating in Afghanistan.
RIP
17:16 RIP mr McCain
Everyone assumes that when someone famous dies, they're now "touching the face of God." They could have been unrepentant atheists for all Reagan knows.
Exactly, have to have a relationship with God whole heartedly
Joe Doe: Stupid fucking comment. You can't even spell Reagan correctly you jerkoff.
God created us all. Doesn’t matter if people are petty and don’t believe in him. He gets to judge them upon their death. So they certainly do see the face of God their creator and he tells them, “depart from me I never knew you.” And they aren’t welcomed into the Pearly Gates, they are cast to hell forever.
Judith Resnik 2nd woman in space Christa Mvauliffe first teacher astronaut
Well, they were wrong about one thing. The solid rocket boosters WERE the cause of the disaster
There wasn't a snowball's chance in July that a male teacher would be chosen from the group of finalists. Notice that the runner-up was also female, just to make sure a woman got to go.
joe doe what’s the problem, Joe?
And.....?
And so? You have a problem with that?
Hi I'm a frozen O ring, and you just picked the wrong day to launch. If you have cut rate insurance, this could be your problem. So get Allstate, and protect yourself from mayhem like me.
@ Sam Starr that was a sick and disgusting comment. How dare you make a crude and tasteless joke out of this tragedy.
@ Sam Starr You need Jesus.
@ sAm stARr thu space sutal izt reel thu erth iz flaat it hitt thu fillamit; noonne diyd.
@ Sam Starr would you make that comment if it was someone you knew that was on that space shuttle?
@ Sam Starr I would like to meet you and kick your ass for making a sick joke like that.
I’m running over to Kmart to buy an NES, oh wait, shit. It’s not 1986.
I miss Kmart and Sears. My original NES is still working though. :)
4:21 jeesh they were still reporting this nonsense 7 hours later?
Say what?
R.I.P George Bush and John Glenn.
Damn that's a crazy way to go ... And sad for the families as you know there was definitely no bodies to put in caskets
MisterTripleESS actually they found the remains
@@matildaharden1064 how much of the remains were found is the question.
@@est92580 The crew compartment was intact. They were all there so to speak.
@@MaynardGKrebs-gv4vy That's what I read, too. (Sorry for such a late reply.)
Worst disaster in history.
Yes, it certainly was. Very sad.
Pompeii, thousands dead, San Francisco Earthquake of 1906, 3000 dead, Titanic 1912, 1500 dead.
Complacency of Nasa
I so dont miss Peter Jennings.
Why dodo
Hawaiian astronaut?
An American-Japanese
Baba Booey to you all!
life. strange.
Sadly for all Americans and people all over the world but this was another stage event... No body died! The shuttle hit the firmament
Pab Key you are truly a moron, I watched that shuttle with my own eyes! Since you seem to know that, then explain the motive
Pab Key what are you smoking..I'd like some..and by the way..since you claims nobody dies..can you locate my grandma who i havent seen since 1962? She was born in 1890. .well? I
mean you says nobody dies..
Haha! I can't even think of a decent reply! I'll bet 100 bucks he believes the earth is flat as well.
Sadly, you're a misinformed and gullible idiot
No!!!!!!! It was not a hoax or a "staged event"!!!! I was home sick from school & watched it from our couch!!!!!! The Challenger did launch & tried to go into orbit but then sadly exploded. 😢 The Challenger crew were so brave & gave their lives for their dream!!! Look it up on TH-cam & you will be clued in to what went on.
They shouldve put a parachute on the crew cabin