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  • thumbs up if sad

  • Ahh! Fucking gringos you are hilarious look at those faces right after the challenger blew up, it was like "This is the best fireworks show I have ever witnessed" Boys and old people smiling. Perhaps they thought it was one of those shitty hollywood movies.

  • I'd be so, pissed about that.

  • how can people press the like button?

  • We also so must remember Space Shuttle Columbia.

    We will never forget them, nor the last time we saw them, this morning, as they prepared for their journey and waved goodbye and 'slipped the surly bonds of Earth' to 'touch the face of God.' President of United States -Ronald Reagan

  • @hellohanssolo why say such a thing?

  • some of you here who are saying bad things are fucking dicks and are going to hell

  • Wow - this is really sad. May God have mercy on their souls. R.I.P.

  • Reading some of the idiot comments and conspiracy theory nut jobs. the reason her parents reactions seem confusing is because -wait for it - they ARE confused.

  • um why was that guy smiling like, did he plan that?

  • why are the parents having a laugh at their daughter being blowen to oblivion at 2:28 and 3:10, like a minite after witnessing the explosion AND the nasa commmentator clearly claiming that its exploded... are they that senile they thiught thats just what space shuttles do? i dunno, its spinnin me out... fuckin crazy video, so surreal

  • @sincitydarkmatter They aren't laughing. :|

  • @Stevenio.  since when did facial expressions flip backwards reversed...cause i think i have been giving the wrong reactions to major events in my life... ok u know when u draw a happy face, smile points up, and vice versa for the oppposite. well its not happening here..... is all im saying.... i smell the stink of illuminati tampering

  • @sincitydarkmatter The mom isn't smiling at all. I get what your saying about the dad but thats a common expression when some people squint.

  • The explosion looks like a scorpion for a second, then a snake/snail combo..

  • amazing that people didnt realize that the shuttle exploded immediently after it did you can hear a women and a few others still wooing! the launch after it exploded I guess they could never imagine a tragedy to the glorious space shuttle

  • when was this again?

  • I would rather be very very very very careful working on the Space Shuttle Challenger If I was there or alive

  • With excited calls of "Lift off, Lift off" it slowly rose from the ground towards the heavens. But it didn't get very far up before it blew apart in a fiery explosion. No, I'm not talking about when Ed Corrigan, the father of Christa McAullife, tried to have sex with his wife. I'm talking about the explosion of the shuttle

  • I remember this like yesterday. I was in sixth grade and we all were seated to watch the first school teacher go into space. I think it was the only time in my life the punch and party treats didn't go down right after seeing the worst kind of history being made. School let out early that day cause how can you teach kids anything with classrooms full of tears. I recall my teacher Mrs Patterson being a total wreck. Sometime later we learned she entered that contest and lost. I'm glad she lost.

  • Man seeing the parents reaction is a nasty thing... No parent should ever have to bury their child

  • @leeperiskwl stictly speaking the parents didnt bury the children. was there anything left of the astronauts bodies?

  • @steventhestudent Yes, all bodies were recovered...

  • space shuttle is a space station

  • @40390576

    it doesnt make a differeence

  • @40390576

    true but still motherfucker it was tragick little kids were watching their science teacher blow -up

  • Thankyou you for posting this video, I needed this for my research project I have to do for college. This is so interesting because I was being born "literally" during the time this happened, January 28, 1986. And you people are sick for cracking jokes about this explosion, this wa very serious and affected many lives.

  • anyone know what color the teachers eyes were? BLUE! one blue this way and one blew that way

  • This is so sad to even remember this. A teacher of mine almost cried due to this tragic disaster. :'(

  • 15 sceonds to crashed

  • anyone who hit the like button is anti-AMERICAN, and a dumb-ass bitch.

  • @BrynBeauchamp You want some of this I didn't say it wasn't a sad deal I was just saying come on people clapping talk about confusion

  • It took the them long enough to figure out that the explosion wasn't part of the launch...they were still smiling and laughing after it happened...

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  • @viniciuspontin you are a fucking loser show some fucking respect for those people who were crying get a fucking life

  • @viniciuspontin Grow up you moron! This is not funny one bit.

  • at 3:10 How such a mood?!..

  • @SuperGeniusLife 1st of all those were one of the astronauts parents, second of all, they didnt know something went wrong they we incredibly confused because they didnt know if it w an explosion or some sort of propulsion device

  • experienced a major disaster, these guy was there, [At the 3:10] (just) laughing.?!

  • Here is the end of infidels! This is a disaster in the world.Or, on the other side? ..

    Who believes in what is empty (In terms of beliefs are not true), that's what it deviators itself.

  • They all laughed when I told them

    I wanted to be

    A Kid from the street

    A Boy in space

    Floating so free.

    But they won't laugh at me

    When they finally see

    My feet up on Mars

    And my face on Tv. These men Put their lives on the line for the world to see what man is capable off To share With the world Be happy If it we'rent for men like them we wouldn't even know what a crater in the moon would have looked like

  • I Just say rest in peace..

  • does anybody here know why it blew up? If you knew, you would all rage as fuck as Nasa.

  • @skyarsalan One of the O-rings in the twin rocket booster was damaged due to extreme cold weather, it was like 18 degrees that morning, an usually cold morning in Florida. The O-ring is a stopper for the SRB joint (its like a valve), the hot gases from the rocket booster seeped through the SRB joint and melted through the large red fuel tank which caused the explosion. The company that made the O-ring knew about the defect from cold Temperatures but didn't contact NASA to cancel the launch.

  • that was a very sad day for there familys and all the small kids watching this unfold its just horrible

  • OMG! I started "Rocket Man" the same time I started this, and it synced up perfectly! I'm not proud or happy, it just gave me the chills so much that I had to share this with others. It's kind of like a tribute... only much more sad!

  • Oh my GOD! My mouth hung open for the entire video! I wasn't even born yet, but this is still HORRIBLE! It's those fucking jerkoffs on the ground that fucked that shit up! It's THEIR fucking fault!, it wasn't supposed to launch that day, there had been so many delays that ground control got fed up and said, "let's just fucking do it". Goes to show how much our government cares about people! For anyone who makes a joke... I hope you burn in hell while being raped by satan's demons, YOU FUCKS!

  • this is the first time ive ever seen this video. you can hear the debris landing around them. this is heartbreaking. i was twenty when this happened. so sad, and dont bother commenting if youre a bored idiot. i cant believe some of the desensitized people of the world today. yes, we all watch the videos, but some of the comments are uncalled for.

  • @farmvillionaire You can here the debris falling around who ? Not only are they 3 miles from the pad but the accident happened several miles out in the ocean.

  • Really you dumb fucks make jokes about this you must have no respect for these people ur worthless and un ethicall get a job....

  • @soulstealer612 Dude chill... it was only Americans... No harm done.

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  • @soulstealer612 Hahaha These astronaughts were piles of shit anyway. Who gives a flying fuck.

  • @soulstealer612 I jacked off to this video and came at 3:52.

  • Disaster porn

  • @billj500 What kind of a jerkoff are you?! porn,? seriously. I WISH GOD WOULD COME DOWN TO EARTH & KILL ALL THE STUPID FUCKS LIKE YOU! YOUR WORTHLESS TO SOCIETY & THE WORLD! IF YOU DIED NOBODY WOULD GIVE A SHIT!, IN FACT THEY (including myself) WOULD PISS ON YOUR OPEN CASKET & SHIT IN YOUR FUCKING MOUTH YOU STUPID CUNT! I WISH ALL THE BAD THINGS THAT HAPPEN TO GOOD PEOPLE WOULD INSTEAD HAPPEN TO ALL THE ASSHOLES AND MORONS LIKE YOURSELF! GO INTO A DARK CORNER AND DIE!

  • @stoneddeaf420 If you are offended by what I wrote then you are a fucking imbecile who completely missed the point. 

  • @billj500 Really? Then tell me, what is this GREAT POINT your making by using two words? The only point that you make is you like to watch terrible things happen to good people and that it get's you off! Hence, "disaster porn".

  • @stoneddeaf420 No, the point I"m making is that stupid people, like you, enjoy watching disasters in the same way they do porn. I was pointing out the idiocy of the average person that sits in front of their tv for weeks after 9/11 and Japanese earthquakes watching, the "news," wen really they are watching disaster porn. It's a sickness. You're ignorant, stupid, inarticulate, annoying and entertaining.

  • @billj500 I don't enjoy watching such things. And I sure as fuck don't watch it like I do porn. People don't sit there and watch it to get off, they watch it so it actually sinks into there heads and they, in turn, can comprehend it more easily. That's why I watch the things I do, so I can actually get it in there, instead of being so stunned and horrified that you sit in a catatonic state. This shit breaks my heart every time, so don't imply that I watch it because I like it, or to get off!

  • "Obviously a major malfuncion"

    Gee, i thought paint on shuttle scratched.

  • "obviously a major malfunction"

  • @jomckellan thats what i thought !

  • @jomckellan why is this a top comment?

  • LOL scream @ 5:21

  • guys did you saw a fire on top of the shuttle

  • 1:16 scary

  • @FeatheryWonders1 they "cheering"cuz they did now know it exploded they thought it was like scenery or deceration

  • @deldrago You can't even spell "decoration" idiot

  • @FatherPatOphelia .....fuck you

  • UFO at 5:24

  • pause at 1:28, thumbs if you think it looks like a scorpion

  • ahh a shuttle crashed and killed 7 people on board

  • That is fucking heart-wrenching to watch.

  • when does it actually exlpode

  • @Psfreakman300 uhhh, I don't know... watch the fuckin video and find out

  • hubble good have workt the same from the Moon

    Why dont they go and stay on the Moon ?

    why,wy,way

  • they all were unconscious when the external tank exploded, however they were most probably alive as the cockpit fell to the ground for about 2 minutes in one piece. At least the crash in the sea would have ended their lifes, hopefully they didnt feel any pain.

  • Gee, I wonder how much money was wasted at the cost of 7 lives.

  • @hammermg1 glad you have your moral priorities all sorted out there

  • @theLEWISization are you a Christian?

  • @hammermg1 no atheist

  • @theLEWISization Atheists have no moral direction. If you're an atheist, what do morals mean? you don't have to account for your actions, right?

  • @hammermg1 it's ethical, dealing with right and wrong you would rather save money than human lives

  • @hammermg1 You don't have to be a Christian to know right from wrong,or to have morals.

  • R.I.P we miss you all

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  • i'm not quite sure why everyone keeps commenting, about them cheering or a dad having a smirk on his face, not only is it disrespectful but it's disgusting, you can never be prepared for something like that and not everyone bursts into screams of crying etc, the poor guy or families were probably in shock or waiting to hear that their family member had been ejected safely. unfortunately not, r.i.p

  • Unbelievably sad, what was supposed to be a celebration - the poor families.

  • I don't understand why everyone's reaction was so calm

  • 25 years later it still rips my heart out

  • @frofro73 Yeah, too bad you weren't in the shuttle.

  • not the reaction I would expect from the family. The dad has a smirk on his face 02:28

  • @Subject28 They didn't report until @2:52 that the shuttle exploded. From where they were on the ground they probably couldn't see what was happening and didn't understand what just occurred.

  • @Chargerfan182 Well check again, because at least 2 survived the EXPLOSION, and died when they fell back to earth. The backup oxygen units were used AFTER the explosion.

  • From Wiki: "Most salient was the failure of both NASA and Morton Thiokol to respond adequately to the danger posed by the deficient joint design. Rather than redesigning the joint, they came to define the problem as an acceptable flight risk. The report found that managers at Marshall had known about the flawed design since 1977, but never discussed the problem outside their reporting channels. Marshall managers went as far as to issue and waive six launch constraints related to the O-rings."

  • It's still hard to watch it 30 years later, when the program's at an end.

  • They should not have kept showing the parents after they knew that there was a "major malfunction." Period. Disgusting sensationalism.

  • I would have let out a cheer as the shuttle blew up.

  • @Chargerfan182 2 or 3 survived the explosion.

  • hmm, astronaughts = nutters

  • this is responsabiles ufo

  • Awesome! Fireworks!

  • @Chargerfan182

    I just had hopes up for them.

  • I hope they survived. Poor astronaughts.

  • @eightway1 of course not

  • id have to say that the families of the challenger crew probably had it much worse than the families of the columbia crew. at least the families of the columbia crew didnt have to watch them die.

  • i remember this happening when i was a kid and seeing tons of replays of it on the news but i have never seen footage which shows it from the point of view of the audience near the launch pad. what made things even worse was that some of the audience were family members of the shuttle crew and they just stood there and watched them die. what was even more horrifying was that the audience didnt know how to react at first because it happened so suddenly without warning.

  • 5:25 what is that flying across the screen??

  • Did you hear one of the astronauts say " Throttle Up?"

  • why the fuck are people crying, they didn't know those people personally shut the fuck up crying kids before i beat you lifeless fuck...

  • @APyroTurtle You have know someone personally to feel sad about them dying? I never knew that.

  • @snoops71 i didnt know a single person on that shuttle or even a friend or a family member of the people on that shuttle and i still cried when people started crying. the fact that some of the audience were actually family members of the shuttle crew and they just stood there and watched them die was just so sad.

  • @KimCheeWarrior Exactly, same here. It was a horrible tragedy.

  • Cristah McClauiffe was a teacher and they had a program for teachers that has space mastery in teaching and Cristah won. My 5th grade social studies/science teacher was in that program and could have been on there!

  • I felt so sorry for Crista McClaiffe's parents. (Sorry if I mispelled).

  • povo burro, o onibus explode eles dão risada e aplaudi, depois de 5 min é q percebe q explodiu!! (perda tragica)

  • @willsllyver eles só receberam a noticia q tinha explodido em 2:52... e a proposito viram o UFO em 5:25??

  • @viniciuspontin esse UFO seu é o ponto preto no alto, ou o meio vermelho q passa embaixo da tela?

  • @willsllyver o meio vermelho

  • I remember watching this live on T.V. in one of my 8th grade classes ,like it was yesterday.The room went quiet as we all were in shock and couldn't believe what was going on. I can't imagine being a family member and being there .

  • I will never forget this day!!!

  • What Alyse1969 was referring to was the fact that the "explosion" was actually the disintegration of the ET and the vapors created by the consequential release of the liquid materials in cryo contained therein; not a combustion or an explosion in the typical sense. The investigation performed after the event concluded that it was probable the actual cause of death for the majority of the crew was the detached crew compartment, which broke off the orbiter, crashing into the ocean at 200mph+

  • I watched this on TV live in 1986 it was horrible.

  • A CHALLENGER APPEARS!

  • 1:30 The rocket boosters look like horns.

  • Pearl harbor, hindenburgh, JFK, Challenger, embasy, WTC bombing, columbine, 9/11

    what the fuck man :(

  • this was one year before I was born. It breaks my heart to see this this. Then the Columbia one....breaks my heart. But its all coming to an end. I am watching the final shuttle launch on CNN right now. It feels like the end of an era. I am in Canada but I watch every launch on TV, have been my whole life. I am 24 years old, so this is a huge deal that the shuttle launches are ending. But in a way I feel its for the best...the "birds" were getting old. Doesnt feel safe at all.

  • This whole scene was re-enacted for Transformers 3 but the autobots were clever

  • the shuttle did NOT explode - good grief, how can you not get a basic fact right before posting this video? try reading the extensive wikipedia entry about the accident - the shuttle fell to the ocean and made impact at over 200 mph. there was no explosion.

  • @alyse1969 ....there was clearly an explosion...did you not see it go boom?

  • @alyse1969 What the hell do think that was at 1min 19 secs. You're obviously having a laugh with you're comment.

  • Ancora oggi, a distanza di anni, rivedere queste immagini mi crea una grande angoscia.L'unica consolazione è che quei poveri astronauti non si sono accorti di nulla. Stessa" fortuna", se così possiamo dire, non ha avuto l'equipaggio del "Columbia", che ha avuto tutto il tempo di capire la tragedia a cui andava incontro.

  • Like being strapped into a bomb.

  • 5:39-5:45

    :( she can barely stand up, that is so so so so so so sad...omg those poor families..

  • must be the cruelest thing to watch this Shuttle as a mother or father of an astronaut. you see the clearly blue sky and this explosion with vapor trail. Somehow it looks very unreal, almost pretty. But you know that everyone inside was dependent on the construction of the Shuttle. and as it breaks everyone inside is given no chance

  • 1:17 for the explosion

  • ... do i hear people CHEERING? D:<

  • @FeatheryWonders - They didn't know what it was. It was so high up by then at first they thought it was just the normal rocket booster separation. There are several videos shot by people on the ground at the time -- showing what you would have seen if you were there. It takes a minute to see there's something wrong.

  • @FeatheryWonders Explosions are super sweet, and stuff.

  • @FeatheryWonders People cheer because they have initially no idea what they just saw and mistook it for the normal separation. It takes them a moment to realize that they witnessed a tragedy and that this is -not- what it's suppose to look like. Unless you have seen several shuttle launches before, it's probably hard to tell the difference, after all, nobody expected anything like this to happen.

  • @SuicidalOptimist Well said. Family members and others eventually comprehended what they had witnessed and reacted accordingly. What isn't comprehensible are the comments left here by some who KNOW that people died in this explosion, who know of the suffering that this entailed, and who think it "funny".

  • @FeatheryWonders They hadn't realized what had happened. They probably thought the main engines got fired up cuz that was what was supposed to happen.

  • @FeatheryWonders They thought the booster rockets where detaching.

  • my god i was 13 when this happend and the world was a lot better back then we just cared alot more and people were kinder and smarter then

  • @myfriendangel1 i think you were just unaware of how rough the world really is at your young age. This was during iran contra.

  • @TheHexeract oh i know ,its just as a whole back then people were just nicer and kinder and people made a point to live simpiler than they do now , but things were better back then compared to now adays . but i will amit things were not perfect just saying the time itself just had a better feel to it , have a wonderful night ,god bless

  • The fact that I heard (and correct me if Im wrong) but I heard bettween 5:20-5:27 I heard a littel kid sreeming mommy! Which broke my heart into millions of pieces like the challenger

  • @oogaific it made me laugh.

  • @oogaific Kids lose their mothers all the time. She'll have to toughen up.

  • @CunningStunt777777 go to hell.

  • @CunningStunt777777 Well said.

  • @oogaific You're such a pussy

  • @FatherPatOphelia well at least i'm not yours

  • @FatherPatOphelia at least im not yours!

  • @oogaific Did you ask mommy for that brilliant comeback?

  • @FatherPatOphelia nope i asked your mom for that comeback!

  • it's quite ironic that the "challenger" never made it to the challenge

  • You know Challenger did not "explode" right?

  • @cheymaddie DEN WAT HAPPENED

    

  • Guess what idiot was responsible for this ?

  • Farewell Brave Challengers may your soul rest

  • oh shit thats horrible... good thing they have a memorial in arlington (near D.C.)

  • like this if the thumb-nail looks like a scorpion 

  • 2:00 obviously a major malfunction -no shit sherlock