Challenger Tribute

On January 28, 1986, Challenger exploded 73 seconds after lift-off and 7 crew members died in this terrible accident. One of them was a saxophonist who had worked with Jean Michel Jarre ; During this 10th mission he would play the first piece of music to be recorded in space. There was also a teacher on board, ... This video is to honour the 7 crew members. The background music contains a secret message. Can you find it ?

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Challenger
• crash
• explosion
• disaster
• Ellison S. Onizuka
• Christa McAuliffe
• Ronald E. McNair
• Gregory B. Jarvis
• Judith A. Resnik
• Michael J. Smith
• Francis R. Scobee
• Bruno Misonne

[BrendaDoyle3]

I can't believe its been 25 yrs! We will never forget!!!

[MrPinedours]

once again in space+aviation history precious advice from key ingeniors were rules out by stupid bosses........................­.......

[Greekman72]

This is a tragic moment.I still remember the breaking news about this accident.The best possible way to honor these people is your music my friend.Great job!!!

[rmann6]

A sad time that I watched "live" at the time and always sad to see it again.

Your beautiful music does that tragedy justice,.

Thank you for composing it to those who will live forever in our hearts.

RM

[ProjectOverseer]

A very moving tribute Bruno - I remember that day very well as I was glued to the TV to ready watch the launch which sadly turned into shock & horror  within seconds.

Adding your music to this tribute adds extra warmth as well as that `personal` touch that reflects your feelings about this sad accident - its good to remember & honour these brave people.

Thank you Bruno for reminding us all.

[indieislandsVIDEOS]

Amazing composition by Bruno Misonne, and the best tribute for Challenger on YouTube! Amazing work Bruno!