Daily readings: Our Daily Bread, January 28
Our daily bread is surely a "timely treasure of the past." Today's reading is about "one" of the seven astronauts named Christa McAuliffe, a teacher who perished in 1986, she was chosen to fly the Challenger together with other very talented, intelligent people and astronauts but unfortunately the space shuttle exploded and it happened abruptly in the sky. Today, January 28, 2016 is the 30th anniversary of the greatest mystery and lost of lives in space.
No one knows the reason why the Challenger space shuttle exploded in space.
While I was reading this book: Reference Guide to Grammar and Usage by Muriel Harris and Joan Pilz, one of the pages revealed the probable cause of the Challenger's "lost in space." Click the photo image to find out.
Do you think Richard Feynman correctly identified the cause? What's really the problem with the Challenger? It's impossible to know the truth behind the explosion. Exploration in space is beyond me. You have to be an astronaut, expert in thermodynamics, expertise in space could be a possible way to identify the problem, what's in space during the lift-off. What kind of clouds surrounding the space where the space shuttle runs through. Do you think the clouds are carrying snow and ice that particular day of 1986? What kind of weather or climate in that particular day on January 28, 1986. Do you think too many satellites, U.F.O. and airplanes hovering space during that year? The ozone layers are close not open? What could be?
It would be a great mystery in space and astronomy. No doubt, Challenger is a doomed space shuttle that was impacted due to unknown cause. Only GOD knows what really happened. Pray that those who died in search for the true meaning of life will continually inspire the rest of us. GOD BLESS US ALL!
