25th Anniversary of The Challenger On Friday
 

I can't believe that it's been 25 years. I was in school when I heard the news. You?

I remember that day. I was in elementary school, we were watching it on television.

I wasn't born yet.

I was 9.

I was in college eating breakfast. Sad, sad day.

Damn. It's been that long. We were watching it in grade school. When it exploded I didn't immediately know what had happened.

I remember our teacher was crying. Sad day.

I was a Freshman in High School in algebra class. I didn't get to see the video until after school when I went to the library to catch it.

my brother was born that day

In High school,& in science class when it happened. Watching it live on TV. I still remember the girls scream when it exploded. Then the hush that that followed. Very sad.

I was working the night shift then so was sleeping when it happened. A friend of mine called me to tell me that the spce shuttle just blew up. He woke me up, so I was pretty groggy and it took him a bit to convince me that he wasn't just shitting me.

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Obviously a major malfunction.
Really, Are you sure Houston?

I was only 10 months old.

at work. heard about it on the radio in the office.
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The truly horrible part is that we know that some of the crew survived the disintegration, and may have actually died on impact with the Atlantic, two minutes after the malfunction.

Yep, i remember....I was a junior in HS at the time. Sad.