To: 2111USMC
There are always going to be risks when you try to propel human bodies up into space at a gazillion miles per hour.As other folks mentioned in the launch thread, I still get white knuckles when I hear "Roger, go with throttle up" 70-some seconds after launch. Those were Challenger commander Frank Scobee's last (reported) words.
To: ReignOfError
I still get white knuckles when I hear "Roger, go with throttle up" 70-some seconds after launch.
Same here. I've often wondered if anything was recorded beyond that....but if there was, that was for the families of those involved to hear.
I do have the video of the Challenger on the launch pad just starting to power up...and you can see it is doomed.
199 posted on
06/12/2007 6:32:20 PM PDT by
P-40
(Al Qaeda was working in Iraq. They were just undocumented.)
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