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Challenger Explosion - The Engineers Who Knew

Challenger Explosion - The Engineers Who Knew

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 Host Lucien Graves examines the January 1986 Challenger disaster through the engineers who predicted it. Roger Boisjoly and his colleagues at Morton Thiokol warned that freezing temperatures would compromise the shuttle's O-ring seals. Despite their data and urgent recommendations, NASA overruled them. Seventy-three seconds after launch, seven astronauts died. This episode covers the teleconference where safety concerns were dismissed and the devastating consequences that followed.

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