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Explore the Challenger disaster of 1986, detailing the events, causes, and aftermath of this tragic space exploration incident. The text follows guidelines for proper citation and formatting.
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The Challenger Explodes Article #1 use white notecards
Source info for Works Cited chapter out of a book (use italics for book title) type exactly how it is below except add hanging indents & double-spacing Garner, Joe, Ed. “The Challenger Explodes.” We Interrupt This Broadcast. Naperville, Illinois: Source Books, Inc., 2000 106-108. Print.
Garner changing “usually cold” to the phrase below abnormally low temperatures in Florida 106
Garner cannot change a basic fact, so even though this is copied, it cannot be changed January 28, 1986 106
Garner changing 25th shuttle mission to wording below 25th trip for a shuttle 106
Garner directly quoting so we need to use “around copied words” • “first civilian passenger” 106
Garner copying a quote, so put single inside of double quotes ‘“ordinary citizen’” 106
Garner from Concord, New Hampshire 106
Garner directly quoting so we need to use “around copied words” made “a tragic, rather than triumphant, entry into history” 106
Garner the Challenger name came from 1870’s Navy vessel 106
Garner shuttles are reusable spaceships 106
Garner 10 weeks to prep Challenger for this mission 106
Garner NASA had planned 15 launches in 1986 106
Garner total of 7 on board 106
Garner Christa McAuliffe was the regular person on board 106
Garner • McAuliffe= • high school teacher 106
Garner • McAuliffe= • 37-years-old 106
Garner • McAuliffe= • on radio & TV talking about the mission & her training 106
Garner missions B-4 it postponed 4 times 106
Garner 11:39 am liftoff take note of the page # change! 107
Garner lots of people were watching this on TV & in person due to McAuliffe 107
Garner changing “undetectable plume of black smoke” to the phrase below at 59 seconds, black smoke came from lower right booster rocket, but no one had noticed it 107
Garner directly quoting so we need to use “around copied words” “O-ring that sealed the booster rockets had split” 107
Garner speed = 2900 feet per second at full blast 107
Garner flight lasted 74 seconds take note of the page # change! 108
Garner directly quoting so we need to use “around copied words” “burst into flames” 108
Garner “erupting” is the actually word, but we need to change it because the paper will be in past tense, so use [brackets around the part we changed] from the original “erupt[ed] into an enormous fireball” 108
Garner directly quoting so we need to use “around copied words” “no recovery” of the crew by the rescue teams 108
Garner President Reagan changed his speech to discuss this event 108
Garner copying a quote, so put single inside of double quotes President’s quote: “‘…sometimes painful things like this happen. It’s all part of the process of exploration & discovery. The future doesn’t belong to the fainthearted, it belongs to the brave.’” 108
Garner 256-page report 108
Garner cause: defective O-ring seals 108
Garner NASA admitted knowing about the problem but ignored it 108
Garner NASA leader = fired 108
Garner no launch for almost 3 years 108