1/28/1986 The Challenger Launch: Barbara Morgen Watches The Liftoff

[KaTzaNdSTuFf]

That's trouble of some kind Barbara!

[gnossticc]

What about standing below the challenger? ANy possibility that it might rain down debries on top of you?

[Spencerianism]

Barbara really showed some brass cahoneys getting back on that thing.

[Kg277]

Is this the video with the fat bitch crying and stuff?

[amishmike1]

what color were Christia MacAulliffe's eyes? Blew. One blew left. One blew right

[WillWallacey]

@amishmike1 That is quite literally the one of the most insensitive, repulsive and inhumane comments I have ever heard. There's only one word for people like you, and that word is pathetic.

[ImminentFatality]

@amishmike1 you are a fucking asshole.

[amishmike1]

@ImminentFatality What movies did the Challenger crew watch the night before the launch? Scream and Hope Floats

[TheMonochromeBird]

@amishmike1 I wouldn't mind but your jokes aren't even funny. If you're going to take a whack at being a troll, at least make your jokes more original instead of looking them up on Google. Just a bit of advice.

[MrBennetzen]

@amishmike1 Why are you still alive, asshole!

[amishmike1]

@MrBennetzen I'm alive because the Fountain of Youth is located in your wife's ass and I sample from it daily. Too bad it's off limits to you

[MrBennetzen]

@amishmike1 Nice try, but unfortuantly for you you have your head up your ass because i am not even married and The Fountain of Youth is a Myth.

[amishmike1]

@MrBennetzen I'm glad you're not married any longer. I'd have divorced her too if my wife was giving it up as frequently as yours was.

[Astrobrant2]

@amishmike1 No, they were brown, you asshole.

[Tensionclan100]

@ironmonnkey15 the crew members didn't die until the crew pod hit the water. The shuttle didn't explode, it only broke apart from the boosters and the fuel tank.

[MrHideyoursheep]

@40390576 I would have Flown too, And I seen it with my own eyes from Winter Springs FL..The Cold day will alway's be Burnt in my Brain.

[probronutheads78]

WHAT THE HECK! y didnt you show the the explosion! god, whoever the cameraman is is really bad, you got to show the action!

[dakjargen]

I'd have to say that any of them were brave to have flown in any of them knowing the chances of failure in the Space Shuttle. I'd be tense from the second it moved until the second it touched down.

[ironmonnkey15]

@dakjargen Was probably quick though, so hopefully they did not feel much.

[Aleinikov65]

@ironmonnkey15 The capsule, which housed the astronauts survived the breakup of the shuttle relatively unscathed. About 10 seconds after the breakup of the capsule was located on a Free fall trajectory. The forces to which the crew were exposed during the breakup of the orbiter, probably not in fatal or serious injuries resulted.The astronauts died possibly only when it 2:45 min after the break pitched in with its capsule about 330 km / h on the Atlantic.

[ironmonnkey15]

@Aleinikov65 Wow, that sucks ass.

[thedavel25]

i was at that moment. rip to the 7 members of thw crew

[GreshamUnlimited]

at 2:13, Barbara was like cheering with her arms in the air like she didn't notice that challenger was in trouble until someone said "that's not right". Then she was in horror.

[MrBennetzen]

Who ever imagined that 21yrs later Barbara Morgan would herself fly in space.

[pk33617]

@MrBennetzen It was the only right thing to do...to honor Christa, the crew of Challenger, and the Space Shuttle program at large. Class.