What is the name of the incident behind the photo?
Correct answer: Space Shuttle Challenger disaster
Anne
swampyacres1,
I agree. Not incidents that can easily be forgotten!! I remember each of those you mentioned very well, although I was just a kid when JFK died.
Player #33292972
Anne, I was at work when a customer came in and I asked how the launch went, he said it exploded, I told him that’s terrible why would you say that and he told me it was true, I was heartbroken 💔
RushMama2112
A defining event of that era. Horrible day.
I am not a number.
swampyacres1, I can't remember where I was when it happened even though I remember it happening.
Carmelle
I watched it live in my school library… there was immediate shock… no one knew what to say and the teacher turned off the TV.
Goblin
Can't remember if We watched it live, or the news-cast after. But, I do know I saw it on TV in my 6th grade classroom that day. We had all 3 of our 6th grade classrooms together at the time.
It was intense, to say the least.
Elizabeth
I was attending my physics class during college when this happened. I'll never forget it.
Angie
swampyacres1, twin towers
SusieQ
I was in my second year of teaching elementary school. We watched it live in the cafeteria. It was horrible. Everyone was in shock!
Rio
I remember it well. My son was in school watching it when it happened...he was 7 years old.
Beckie Jo
I was in jail when this happened... It was shown on the TV over and over again all day...
LCS
I remember where I was, and I was having what I thought was a very bad day. I’ll never forget it
wesley
Player #103085923, even though they knew the o-rings had never been tested at that lower temperature and were not certified for that, they went ahead with the mission anyway.
Isabella
Anne, excuse me, you know that JFK means John Fitzgerald Kennedy, right
banjo
the shape of that cloud is remembered by those who saw it because the news played it over and over and over. just like the towers coming down