CHALLENGER DISASTER
Editor’s note: We have been unable to substantiate the authenticity of this account. After a number of months, we have chosen to release it with this disclaimer… About 60 million Americans watched the Challenger catastrophe in January 1986. Now, five years after the accident the last words of the Astronauts have been made public. They were captured by the flight recorder and recovered from the ocean. Note what concerned them in the final moments of their lives. M = male voice F = female voice “M: What has happened? Oh, God, no! No! F: O, dear God! Screams. It’s so hot (sobbing). I can’t – Don’t tell me… God! Do it now! F: Don’t let me die this way. Not now, not here. M: Your arm… no… F: I’m blacking out M: We’re not dead yet. M: If one could ever… If I ever wished for a miracle… (screams) M: She is… she is… d____ it! M: Not getting air. M/F: (Screams)…
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