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12. thanks...it makes you wonder and hope that the loss of oxygen did cause them to black out

Wed Jan 29, 2014, 01:50 PM

Jan 2014

andnot be conscious on impact. But they don't know exactly what happened...

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Without googling, can you name any of the men lost that day? lumberjack_jeff Jan 2014 #1

Their sacrifice was tragic and heroic. lumberjack_jeff Jan 2014 #6

I see no one denying the tragedy in the death of any crew members. LanternWaste Jan 2014 #9

I remember hearing that, and that it was a minute or minutes long. Squinch Jan 2014 #5

The Fate of the Challenger's Crew MicaelS Jan 2014 #10

I was in my university dorm watching the tv when it happened. So sad. applegrove Jan 2014 #8

I was in class, we were watching on tv. nt redqueen Jan 2014 #11