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Challenger's legacy is more complex than what Reagan hoped for.
25 years later: How the Challenger disaster brought NASA down to earth 2011
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First, she will take part in NASA's public memorial service Friday morning at Kennedy Space Center, some 10 miles from Challenger's grave.
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Read Reagan's speech and see images of the Challenger's launch.
Readers' Moving Memories Of Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster The Huffington Post 2011
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NASA held a memorial at the launch site in Cape Canaveral, Florida to honor the Challenger's seven crew members, including schoolteacher and citien Christa McAuliffe, who perished in the space shuttle's explosion, as well as the "fallen explorers" on board the Apollo 1 and Columbia.
Readers' Moving Memories Of Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster The Huffington Post 2011
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NASA held a memorial at the launch site in Cape Canaveral, Florida to honor the Challenger's seven crew members, including schoolteacher and citien Christa McAuliffe, who perished in the space shuttle's explosion, as well as the "fallen explorers" on board the Apollo 1 and Columbia.
Readers' Moving Memories Of Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster The Huffington Post 2011
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Since then, the shuttle has lifted off 132 times, returning safely to Earth on all but two missions: Challenger's launch on Jan. 28, 1986, and Columbia's return flight on Feb. 1, 2003.
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Endeavour – Challenger's replacement – will follow in April.
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McAuliffe rounded out Challenger's crew as the other payload specialist.
Jim Noles: Twenty-Five Years Ago, We Lost More Than a Space Shuttle Jim Noles 2011
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Read Reagan's speech and see images of the Challenger's launch.
Readers' Moving Memories Of Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster The Huffington Post 2011
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Afterward, President Reagan told a shocked and grieving nation that the legacy of the accident would not be curtailed ambition for the space program, but accomplishments that would have made Challenger's crew proud.
25 years later: How the Challenger disaster brought NASA down to earth 2011
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