Astronauts Likely Survived Challenger Explosion

[SavageGlow]

I've been looking at the Columbia explosion , scary shit.

[Kanda444]

Originally Posted by KimmieKai

I've been looking at the Columbia explosion , scary shit.

i re-watched the video from inside Columbia today (for the third or fourth time) and....ugh.....still makes me feel so uncomfortable watching it. it's odd..there's no gore, no actual death....but just watching them knowing that the end is near for them bothers me in that case, for some reason.

[SavageGlow]

Originally Posted by Kanda444

i re-watched the video from inside Columbia today (for the third or fourth time) and....ugh.....still makes me feel so uncomfortable watching it. it's odd..there's no gore, no actual death....but just watching them knowing that the end is near for them bothers me in that case, for some reason.

The fact that they knew is unsettling and sad. The chick was the lucky one, she asphyxiated because her gloves weren't sealed.

[Feirefiz]

When I first read the thread title, I did not think of "survive" as "hitting the ground at 200 G"...

[rohmell]

The video in Post # 13 is blocked in my country. I'm in the US... what the hell?

[Rocknut]

No video's to see, both video links state copyright infringement and cannot watch in this country (US)

[ajgeastwood]

Originally Posted by Kanda444

i got every shuttle name in one post ^^

What about Enterprise?

[Kanda444]

Originally Posted by ajgeastwood

What about Enterprise?

GODfuckimDAMMIT!!! You're right, I suck.

Thank for pointing that out!

[FunkPumpkin]

Does it count as an "impact crater" if you burn up before impact?

[Brandjuh]

For the people that have problem with watching the video from number #13