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If any one thinks this footage is legit theres no hope for you 😂 embarassing

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An interview with those who didn’t get the nod would be interesting. Damn, after watching this I wish they would have had a problem free flight.

Ron Dittemore was disingenuous bordering on lying about the fact NASA engineers were worried about the foam strike and wanted on orbit images of the left wing which he through his assistant Linda Ham cancelled. I've never heard a NASA official say there was nothing we could do so much. How about flight maneuvers to decrease the heat the left wing would have during reentry. How about that Ron. The press is also way too soft on NASA officials.

We lost some good people that day, I was 11 that day and didn't get the real impact until years later.

Miles O'Brien in the latest CNN documentary on Columbia upon reflection set aside his kid gloves and actually called out NASA's failings that killed Columbia and its crew. Btw what a way to keep the press off hard questions by all that poor me talk from NASA. You had a job, you used this press conference to begin defending your mistakes...

NASA is not a family! And Dittemore et al are employees not family members. Some like dittemore did their jobs poorly and 7 astronauts died. Stop talking about being a family and do your damn jobs .

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Actually during the Challenger disaster Thiokol engineers and NASA execs that forced Challenger's cold weather launch immediately knew what brought Challenger down. Likewise NASA engineers knew immediately the likely cause of Columbia's demise because they had been warned about the problem of left wing foam damage.

Anything about space or astronaut are all fake

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They now know that the o rings were the cause of the explosion.

The space shuttle was an expensive dangerous failure that killed 14 people.

The space shuttle was an expensive dangerous failure that killed 14 people.

This is by far the best description and documentary about what happened to the shuttle and the crew. I wonder if Lawrence Malloy feels guilty or did he feel guilty until he died?

I wish we had more home video. Sad event

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Terrible tv reception.

It seems sad that at least a President wasn't there to greet Alan Shepherd and his teammates...given he was the first American in space earlier in his career and now a moonwalker...

O-Ring

Look at that ! American men doing what they do best without concerns for “ diversity, equity and inclusion”!

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Bernard Eisenmann is a talker!

Recovery "forces"

The engineers warned NASA not to launch in the below freezing temperature. They were ignored.

As an elder GenX I barely remember, the moon landing one of the few things remember world events of the late 1960s. Thank you ❤🌕🚀🌌🌏

I was in fifth grade…terrible, terrible thing to see as we sat Indian style (yes, Indian style…not cross cross apple sauce) in front of the television in the hall way at school

this had to be a fucked up way to go out wow never forgot it, to watch your love one die LIVE wow and on national TV unreal i remember the teacher who won the contest the look on her parents faces the dad was in shock and didnt initially know what happened so sad man

Talking just about the technological superiority of US over USSR.....

0:20 Does that lady in the background say "it blew up!" before the cameraman said, "Not, that's separation"?

Every year on July 16th I play this in real-time as it would've been happening, to the minute. (Yes, I'm a nerd). Thank you for uploading this entire thing!

Still incredible that you guys did this such a long time ago, and these guys on top with their balls of steel. Stil amazing to watch.

The 80s version of 911... 🎉

Rest in Peace, Bill Anders.

To hear that there were hundreds of children cheering up & down mere seconds before the horror unfolded Live, in front of them.

It seemed a flame jumped over from the right booster rocket and that set the orbiter to exploded and that in turn set the whole big fuel tank off

There was black smoke halfeay between the shuttle and the right solid rocket booster eerie

All that ice on the pad and rhe shuttle and the cold launched at 38 degrees too much stress on the o rings and addeleration of the solid rocket booster

All the malfunctionings delays seemed ominous

A day I'll never forget. I was 19 years old at the time serving in the Navy onboard the USS Guam LPH-9. 30 seconds after we watched the explosion, we went to general quarters and undertook the grim task of recovering pieces from the ocean.

After this flight, Dr. Carl Sagan, astronomer, author, lecturer, and host of the tv series "Cosmos", died of cancer on December 20th, 1996. His love for the cosmos was strong until the end. Several months after his death, the film "Contact" starring Jodie Foster and based on his book "Contact" is released in theaters to critical and commercial acclaim as a tribute to Dr. Carl Sagan. No matter what happens, we must keep exploring the cosmos and settle on other worlds.