Remembering Judith Resnik, born April 5, 1949 and passed away January 28, 1986.
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Pele: azul
Cabelo: vampiro
Olhos: Mulan
Nariz: J. Bezerra (Enrolados)
Boca: Barbie
Orelha: sereia
#artsky #digitalart #ibispaintx #oc #face #challenger #arte #ilustração
4. Apr. 1983: Die US-Raumfähre #Challenger absolviert mit der Mission STS-6 als sechste Space-Shuttle-Mission ihren #Jungfernflug.
Yeah, I lost it as it was climbing...I was 8 years old and I will never forget it. The teacher wheeled in a TV for us to watch it and it was so beyond tragic. #challenger
Als alle die explodierende Challenger sahen, war zunächst ein Moment Stille. Dann der Kommentar aus dem Kontrollraum:
Obviously a major malfunction.
So war das damals. Nur Fakten, keine Emotionen.
#STS51L #Challenger #spaceshuttle
Stood in my backyard staring at the trailing plum that just hung in the sky for what seemed like hours. Space Shuttle #Challenger
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Yes. OMFG, yes!
#RIP #Challenger ✊🏾
Challenger, Gray & Christmas reports that US employers announced 60,620 job cuts in February, up from 48,307 in January. The year-over-year change in job cuts was recorded at -78%. #Challenger #US #Stocks
Just burst into tears telling the boys about #Artemis2 successfully taking off.
Huge thing for those of us who watched #Challenger as kids (or adults). Didn’t realise it was that raw still.
I'm not surprised to see that "Challenger" was trending. Sad memories while working at AT&T. Someone yelled out in the office that the #Challenger had exploded.
I was watching & praying that #ArtemisII have a successful launch. 🙏🏾👍🏾
Felt like I held my breath the whole time today watching the #Artemis launch. #challenger effect I guess. And in 10 days I guess I will be dealing with the #Columbia effect and holding my breath again #godspeed #tothemoon 🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞
My mom refused to watch the #ArtemisII launch specifically because it reminded her of the #Challenger disaster and feared it would happen again live on camera. Turns out it's not such an unusual fear from what I read online...
While we are reminiscing about the #Challenger Disaster, I have a little known fact for you all.
Current Science, the school magazine, had a form for students to recommend their teacher go to space.
Her students picked her to go.
I worked at a defense electronics firm. About 15 minutes after starting work, the two story bldg, with manufacturing on bottom + admin/exec on top floor, heard #Challenger announcement. You could hear a pin drop anywhere. We walked around in shock the rest of the day. This affected ALL Americans!💔😭
So, my Challenger Trauma happened when I was in the 1st grade. I just remember Mrs. Jordan running up front to turn the TV off, then being assembled in the gym to ease our collective trauma. #Challenger #Challengertrauma
Talking to some friends, also #millenials about the #challenger disaster. And I was in kindergarten, and they had an assembly and put it on the big screen in the gym. And this fucker BLEW and all these kids were screaming like crazy. I was more confused if anything. But I know a few people who […]
I was home from school that day & watched from home. I also don't care to watch launches #challenger
Not the only one to watch the #Challenger live in class? I was around 8 just before I changed schools. I was living on the East Coast. I remember because I came to school after dentist so I was tired. As I sat down to watch we saw it explode (not knowing what happened) TV was quickly off.
Challenger trauma 40 years on is still a shocking experience. I was 8 then. I'm now older than the Challenger astronauts when they died. I still mourn them, and I rage at the justice they were denied.
Yet, I am thrilled to see missions carrying their spirit race to the stars.
#Artemis #Challenger
During the entire #Artemis launch, I was absolutely flashing back to being in 8th grade in 1986 when the #Challenger exploded
Shoutout to my fellow Xennials who didn’t watch the launch today.
And to my fellow Texans who won’t be tuned in for re-entry.
We know too much about O-Rings & heat shield tiles and we learned it all against our will. #Challenger #Columbia #ArtemisII
My mom refused to watch the #ArtemisII launch specifically because it reminded her of the #Challenger disaster and feared it would happen again live on camera. Turns out it's not such an unusual fear from what I read online...
I definitely had #Challenger PTSD, but also so many glorious memories, like Alan Shepard, John Glenn, "One small step...". I shed a few tears for all those memories, both good and bad. And I celebrate the brave heros and pioneers who do this. Lord knows we need some heros!
Well. GenXers can breathe a sigh of relief.
I just overcame one part of our many childhood traumas through immersion therapy.
#ArtemisII didn't blow up on take off.
#Challenger #moon #space #GenX
*tears* let this go safely. Let this go safely...
#Artemis2
#Challenger
Any other #GenX find it hard to watch a rocket launch? #Artemis #Challenger
