“This discovery put Feynman on the map.” Uhh.. no he was a world renowned Nobel prize winning Physicist before the Challenger disaster. In fact it wasn’t Feynman who ‘discovered’ the O-ring issue the head engineer knew about it, confronted the top brass at NASA about it and they basically threatened his career if he decided to go public with it, since it would be very bad PR for NASA to admit they knew the issue ahead of time. So he basically hired Feynman, again a world renowned Physicist to confront them on live television which is what this clip is here.
This is Not what happened. We were warned to not go to orbit. Ive seen the video duperslowed and enhanced of a DEW from orbit taking out BOTH shuttles lost. Laugh and scoff. I KNOW THE TRUTH AND SO SHOLD YOU.
My mom told me that she was in kindergarten at the time and her class was watching the launch live and she told me how everyone was quiet when it exploded
actully it was a combination of doanld kutnya, sally wright adn feynman who brought this to the attension of the commission, however it was feynmen who presented it as he was a noble prize winner for science and people would belive him the most
because of GOP budget cuts. BOTH disasters happened under GOP presidents because the GOP hates NASA simply because Johnson and Kennedy's names are used–so they cut the F out of their budgets and NASA was pressured to launch
Absolute bullshit the engineers were overruled they said it was too cold but it launched anyway that’s what killed the crew as well as nasa attitude to safety. And f killed another 7 people with the same attitude in 2003
The ice water trick put Richard Feynman, a scientist in the Manhattan Project and winner of the Nobel Prize 21 years before the Challenger disaster, “on the map”? Huh.
and why they named challenger?? 😂 did they dosen't learn something about the history of tragic accidents like titanic ship 🚢 or the accidents of ww2 to war ships
Personally, I would’ve made the solid rocket boosters one piece they are gonna be reused anyway so why not just commission the shipyard to make them since they’re good at making big things as one piece for reuse?
Before anyone asks yes a train could’ve pulled it but new train tracks would’ve had to been built in 1981 or the year before even at 500 tons for each booster trans are designed for loads far more than that like it wouldn’t just be 1000 tons, it would be 20,000 tons before the train would start to struggle.
Ronald Reagan was going to mention The Teacher in Space program (which was his little pet project) on the State of the Union Address that very evening sooooo he ordered NASA to launch. Morton Thiokol engineers believed that the SRBs would 'fail' (explode) on the launch pad. The 'Teacher in Space' wound up becoming 'The Teacher at the Bottom of the Ocean' Thanks to Reagan
Engineers at Morton Thiokol, the company manufacturing the SRB’s would not sign off on the launch, but managers and NASA pushed for the launch. Some of the engineers bear the guilt to this day, if only they could manage and convince to postpone the launch…
Incredible how a machine that generates thousands of degrees of heat change has components that are defeated by 10's of degrees of cooling. Seems there should be better materials in use
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The brilliant scientist who solved the Challenger disaster had a fascinating mind. Our full video on Richard Feynman: https://youtu.be/yRcOEnIOzII
“This discovery put Feynman on the map.” Uhh.. no he was a world renowned Nobel prize winning Physicist before the Challenger disaster. In fact it wasn’t Feynman who ‘discovered’ the O-ring issue the head engineer knew about it, confronted the top brass at NASA about it and they basically threatened his career if he decided to go public with it, since it would be very bad PR for NASA to admit they knew the issue ahead of time. So he basically hired Feynman, again a world renowned Physicist to confront them on live television which is what this clip is here.
Wow tiny parts mega impact
Could have been many mistakes. The O-rings did it.
The engineers already knew this.
What about Roger Boisjoly? He deserves to be remembered about this too.
Pretty sure the Nobel prize put him “on the map”
Absolutely crazy, something so small shouldn't have caused this, should be multiple back up systems
This is Not what happened. We were warned to not go to orbit. Ive seen the video duperslowed and enhanced of a DEW from orbit taking out BOTH shuttles lost. Laugh and scoff. I KNOW THE TRUTH AND SO SHOLD YOU.
Fym on the map he won a Nobel prize over 20 years before this
My mom told me that she was in kindergarten at the time and her class was watching the launch live and she told me how everyone was quiet when it exploded
actully it was a combination of doanld kutnya, sally wright adn feynman who brought this to the attension of the commission, however it was feynmen who presented it as he was a noble prize winner for science and people would belive him the most
NASA KILL PEOPLE. THEY DON'T CARE. JUST LIKE ANY OTHER JOB, THOSE ASTRONAUTS ARE JUST A NUMBER. They new what was wrong and sent them anyway! 😡
because of GOP budget cuts. BOTH disasters happened under GOP presidents because the GOP hates NASA simply because Johnson and Kennedy's names are used–so they cut the F out of their budgets and NASA was pressured to launch
One of the creators of the project might get arrested or face charges with the loss of good innocent people on that rocket shuttle.
Detail miss
Absolute bullshit the engineers were overruled they said it was too cold but it launched anyway that’s what killed the crew as well as nasa attitude to safety. And f killed another 7 people with the same attitude in 2003
The ice water trick put Richard Feynman, a scientist in the Manhattan Project and winner of the Nobel Prize 21 years before the Challenger disaster, “on the map”? Huh.
Do you believe it😂😂😂
and why they named challenger?? 😂 did they dosen't learn something about the history of tragic accidents like titanic ship 🚢 or the accidents of ww2 to war ships
The bands surely would have heated up with all that heat from boosters nearby.
Here's my silly question, why didn't the warmth of the booster make the O-rings work?
Personally, I would’ve made the solid rocket boosters one piece they are gonna be reused anyway so why not just commission the shipyard to make them since they’re good at making big things as one piece for reuse?
Before anyone asks yes a train could’ve pulled it but new train tracks would’ve had to been built in 1981 or the year before even at 500 tons for each booster trans are designed for loads far more than that like it wouldn’t just be 1000 tons, it would be 20,000 tons before the train would start to struggle.
He just repeated what Alan Mcdonald tried to tell Nasa and Morton.
I would argue Feynman was on the map well before Challenger. He was a well known physicist by the 70s, let alone the 80s.
Ronald Reagan was going to mention The Teacher in Space program (which was his little pet project) on the State of the Union Address that very evening sooooo he ordered NASA to launch.
Morton Thiokol engineers believed that the SRBs would 'fail' (explode) on the launch pad.
The 'Teacher in Space' wound up becoming 'The Teacher at the Bottom of the Ocean'
Thanks to Reagan
Engineers at Morton Thiokol, the company manufacturing the SRB’s would not sign off on the launch, but managers and NASA pushed for the launch. Some of the engineers bear the guilt to this day, if only they could manage and convince to postpone the launch…
Hello! Not one human can go to space and never has! They blew up cause of the dome in our sky that god made
Yep, a multi billion dollar spacecraft got done in over a $50 O-ring and 7 lives lost inexcusably 😢
Incredible how a machine that generates thousands of degrees of heat change has components that are defeated by 10's of degrees of cooling. Seems there should be better materials in use