NEVER-BEFORE-SEEN VIDEO SHOWS CHALLENGER EXPLOSION

Breitbart.tv ^ | February 4, 2010

[TruthHound]

Daily Mail: The four-minute film, shot by optometrist Jack Moss, brings an entirely new perspective to the terrible event which killed a team of seven, including science teacher Christa McAuliffe, who had been chosen by NASA to become the first civilian in space.

Video at source.

[TruthHound]

"That's trouble of some kind."

[Star Traveler]

On YouTube...

NEW Amateur video of Challenger explosion . NASA Space Shuttle

[ODC-GIRL]

I remember it well. It was a sad day.

[I still care]

Very interesting. Typical understated dialog of older midwestern? folks.

Also at the end notice the covered tied up bush in front? Sure sign of cold weather, a cold night. Here in FL in cold weather everyone goes out and covers their tropical bushes at night.

You always know it’s going to be a cold night when you drive home in the evening and the yards look like everyone threw their sheets out.

[Jet Jaguar]

Ping

[coaltrain]

“shot by optometrist Jack Moss”

Shortly after filming this video, Jack fell into a lens grinding machine in his office and made a spectacle of himself.

[Never on my watch]

Still gets me in the gut seeing it.

Boy you can see how cold it was that day.

[Proud2BeRight]

It hurt to watch that again. That was a really sad day.

[MadelineZapeezda]

Of of the captions below video :......One of my first memories of watching a Presidential speech is when Reagan said, “They slipped the surly bonds of earth, and touched the face of God.”

[MadelineZapeezda]

0bama would be doing ‘shout outs’ had this happened on his watch!

[dfwgator]

Seeing this made me go back and search for the original Columbia disaster thread here. It is still chilling to see the Freeper comments as it happened, even before the networks broke in.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/833885/posts

[brytlea]

This was such a sad event, I remember exactly what I was doing when I heard. Later, we actually heard the Columbia break up, as we lived in East TX in the debris path. Both very tragic events. Thanks for sharing this.

[pineybill]

That was a horrible day. I still remember Reagan's speech afterwards. Even on a horrible day for America, Reagan was able to make you proud to be an American-he spoke of challenge, exploration, dedication, and freedom. What a diffference from the current occupant of the White House, who can only apologize for this nation.

[spectre]

Watching that video brings back terrible memories of that day.

It was especially sad to see Judy Resnik's parents sitting in the bleachers with puzzled looks on their faces. And then there were the "live broad casts" in school class rooms where our Nation's children saw it first hand.

Just awful.

[MsLady]

That was an awful day for so many people.

[Star Traveler]

Yes, indeed, it was a terrible day. Who can forget it?

[spectre]

My mistake..meant to say Christa McAuliffe...not Resnik.

[tophat9000]

Sad day .. watch the whole thing live... I was home that day and KNBC 4 in LA just happen to show the launch live on their mid morning news break with Kent “After” Shocknek....

[Jewbacca]

Well, only typical white people died.

Of course Obama doesn’t care.

[IYellAtMyTV]

My favorite poem.