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Orbiting Earth

28 Years Ago, Challenger Shuttle Disaster Gave NASA Painful Lesson

Source: Space.com

In this opinion piece, Hugh Harris, former director of the NASA John F. Kennedy Space Center Public Affairs Office, shares his experiences and thoughts on the United States Space Program.

This entry was posted in Taking Risks and tagged History, Opinion, Science & Nature, Technology on April 30, 2014 by Hilary Woods.

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