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Space Shuttle Columbia

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"Epic Eclipse Views: Totality Captured Across Continents and Space"
science2 years ago

"Epic Eclipse Views: Totality Captured Across Continents and Space"

Thousands of people across the country gathered to witness the total solar eclipse, experiencing intense emotions as they observed the celestial spectacle. Parrots are being tested for their problem-solving skills, potentially leading to new tablet designs. Family members of the Space Shuttle Columbia tragedy continue to carry on the legacy of their loved ones, while NASA has implemented changes to make space exploration safer. New studies suggest that Ötzi the Iceman's tattoos may have been an ancient form of healing, and meteorites found in Antarctica are at risk of vanishing due to global warming.

"Nasa's Oversight Failure Led to Tragic Fate of Columbia Crew"
space-exploration2 years ago

"Nasa's Oversight Failure Led to Tragic Fate of Columbia Crew"

A new BBC documentary reveals the tragic story of the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster, where all seven crew members perished after the shuttle broke apart during re-entry. The documentary suggests that NASA ignored warnings from engineers about potential damage caused by a foam strike on the shuttle's left wing, which could have led to lives being saved. Dr. Jonathan Clark, a former flight surgeon and husband of one of the crew members, shares his emotional journey and feelings of partial responsibility for the disaster. Despite the failings at NASA, he emphasizes the importance of learning from the tragedy and improving crew safety in space missions.