STS-51-L

missions/sts51l/images/.gitignore

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missions/sts51l/transcripts/MEDIA

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+      "filename": "51l-s-157.jpg",
+      "thumbnail_filename": "51l-s-157-thumb.jpg",
+      "caption": "The space shuttle Challenger lifted off from Pad 39B Jan. 28, 1986 at 11:38 a.m. (EST) with a crew of seven astronauts and the Tracking and Data Relay Satellite (TDRS). An accident 73 seconds after liftoff claimed both crew and vehicle.",
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+      "caption": "Main engine exhaust, solid rocket booster plume and an expanding ball of gas from the external tank is visible seconds after the space shuttle Challenger accident on Jan. 28, 1986.",
+      "source": "NASA / JSC",
+      "url": "http://www.spaceflight.nasa.gov/gallery/images/shuttle/sts-51l/html/s86-38989.html"
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missions/sts51l/transcripts/TEC

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+[-00:00:02:05]
+MS 2: Would you give that back to me?
+
+[-00:00:02:03]
+MS 2: Security blanket.
+
+[-00:00:02:02]
+MS 2: Hmm.
+
+[-00:00:01:58]
+CDR: Two minutes downstairs; you gotta watch running down there?
+
+[-00:00:01:47]
+PLT: OK there goes the [glossary:lox arm].
+
+[-00:00:01:46]
+CDR: Goes the [glossary:beanie cap].
+
+[-00:00:01:44]
+MS 1: Doesn't it go the other way?
+
+[-00:00:01:42]
+Laughter.
+
+[-00:00:01:39]
+MS 1: Now I see it; I see it.
+
+[-00:00:01:39]
+PLT: God I hope not Ellison.
+
+[-00:00:01:38]
+MS 1: I couldn't see it moving; it was behind the center screen.
+
+[-00:00:01:33]
+MS 2: Got your harnesses locked?
+
+[-00:00:01:29]
+PLT: What for?
+
+[-00:00:01:28]
+CDR: I won't lock mine; I might have to reach something.
+
+[-00:00:01:24]
+PLT: Ooh kaaaay.
+
+[-00:00:01:04]
+MS 1: Dick's thinking of somebody there.
+
+[-00:00:01:03]
+CDR: Unhuh.
+
+[-00:00:00:59]
+CDR: One minute downstairs.
+
+[-00:00:00:52]
+MS 2: Cabin Pressure is probably going to give us an alarm.
+
+[-00:00:00:50]
+CDR: OK.
+
+[-00:00:00:47]
+CDR: OK there.
+
+[-00:00:00:43]
+PLT: Alarm looks good.
+
+[-00:00:00:42].
+CDR: OK.
+
+[-00:00:00:40]
+PLT: Ullage pressures are up.
+
+[-00:00:00:34]
+PLT: Right engine helium tank is just a little bit low.
+
+[-00:00:00:32]
+CDR: It was yesterday, too.
+
+[-00:00:00:31]
+PLT: OK.
+
+[-00:00:00:30]
+CDR: Thirty seconds down there.
+
+[-00:00:00:25]
+PLT: Remember the red button when you make a roll call.
+
+[-00:00:00:23]
+CDR: I won't do that; thanks a lot.
+
+[-00:00:00:15]
+CDR: Fifteen.
+
+[-00:00:00:06]
+CDR: There they go guys.
+
+MS 2: All right.
+
+CDR: Three at a hundred.
+
+[00:00:00:00]
+MS 2: Aaall riiight.
+
+[00:00:00:01]
+PLT: Here we go.
+
+[00:00:00:07]
+CDR: Houston, Challenger roll program.
+
+[00:00:00:11]
+PLT: Go you Mother.
+
+[00:00:00:14]
+MS: [glossary:LVLH].
+
+[00:00:00:15]
+MS 2: (Expletive) hot.
+
+[00:00:00:16]
+CDR: Ooohh-kaaay.
+
+[00:00:00:19]
+PLT: Looks like we've got a lotta wind here today.
+
+[00:00:00:20]
+CDR: Yeah.
+
+[00:00:00:22]
+CDR: It's a little hard to see out my window here.
+
+[00:00:00:28]
+PLT: There's ten thousand feet and Mach point five.
+
+[00:00:00:30]
+Garble.
+
+[00:00:00:35]
+CDR: Point nine.
+
+[00:00:00:40]
+PLT: There's Mach one.
+
+[00:00:00:41]
+CDR: Going through nineteen thousand.
+
+[00:00:00:43]
+CDR: OK we're throttling down.
+
+[00:00:00:57]
+CDR: Throttling up.
+
+[00:00:00:58]
+PLT: Throttle up.
+
+[00:00:00:59]
+CDR: Roger.
+
+[00:00:00:60]
+PLT: Feel that mother go.
+
+[00:00:00:60]
+Woooohoooo.
+
+[00:00:01:02]
+PLT: Thirty-five thousand going through one point five
+
+[00:00:01:05]
+CDR: Reading four eighty six on mine.
+
+[00:00:01:07]
+PLT: Yep, that's what I've got, too.
+
+[00:00:01:10]
+CDR: Roger, go at throttle up.
+
+[00:00:01:13]
+PLT: Uhoh.
+
+[00:00:01:13]
+LOSS OF ALL DATA.

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