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![]() I was just reading an article on the anniversaries of the three major tragedies in American spaceflight. I never paid much attention to the dates of the tragedies before. The article had the dates listed - January 27 - Apollo 1 fire. January 28 -Challenger explosion, and February 1 - Columbia accident. Isn't it strange that all three accidents have taken place in late January/early February? I find this very strange. Has NASA ever considered not launched at all in January and February? Instead of scrapping the space shuttle just stop all missions during January thru March and they should be safe. Maybe none of the incidents were directly caused by the January and February weather. But still, it's kind of strange all three accidents would take place at the same time of year. |
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