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7th August

A short explanation of the causes of the challenger disaster to accompany my other save. RIP STS-51-L crew

spaceshuttle challenger shuttle disaster space solid fuel rocket

Comments

dafer11 11th August

gud +1
velsuki 11th August

trg english please
Thereactorguy2054v2 11th August

Spongebob wouldn't click the button because yes he'd click it because he tripped after saying it was a bad idea or smth or get told no 20 times than slowly click it or try 50 methods to evade the no
Yay23 9th August

KyleTheCreator: always trust big red buttons with skulls on it
KyleTheCreator 8th August

Yay23: I dont think that happened
Yay23 8th August

hahahaha my name is spongebob! *presses giant red button with a skull on it and causes a mushroom cloud that obliterates anything within 50 kilometers*
theradRussian 8th August

Relax Squidward, the data probably shows that there's maybe not a possible correllation between O-ring erosion and temperature... That means it's totally safe to launch!
Thereactorguy2054v2 8th August

Patrick, the temperature is the lowest we've ever had for a launch. Did you manage to run a quality check on the O-ring seals around the right SRB? No.
pacmanfan123 7th August

Nice reaserch! +1

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