#challenger shuttle

People throwing flowers in memory of the Challenger Crew.

The Challenger Crew before being photographed.

The victims of the 1986 Challenger Shuttle explosion likely did not die on initial failure of the rocket, but instead were probably alive and conscious until their fuselage crashed into the ocean some time later. Six astronauts and one civilian schoolteacher died.

She was sitting in class in her itty bitty town in middle of nowhere Tennessee, watching on one little television with every other kid in the school. The shuttle lifted off, it was an amazing minute of scientific wonder. And it all just fell apart in front of all of them. None of those kids knew what was happening, knew if those astronauts were going to survive, the teachers were all in shock.

I was in 7th grade when the Webb telescope launched. I also was also watching it in class, my science teacher decided to play it for us, we had to watch it after the actual launch due to timing, but me and 25 other kids all sat at our tables and looked at the screen. I was just fascinated by it. I knew that’s what I wanted for my life. I cannot imagine what I would have thought if it was a live feed, and there were people on board, and it had blown up like Challenger did.

The Challenger Crew before launch

Spectators.

The #MandelaEffect: What makes so many people remember global facts differently #SimulationTheory #AlternateRealities Is the world we're living in the really real one, or are some people able to slip in and out of parallel universes? Are these shared memories just false recollections being reinforced by confirmation bias, or is there a glitch in the Matrix? Perhaps most importantly, is it Berenstain Bears or Berenstein? Let's have a quick look at the phenomenon known as the Mandela Effect...

For those of you who weren’t aware, Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela – former President of South Africa, ex-revolutionary in the fight against apartheid and renowned activist – died on December 5, 2013 after a long bout with respiratory illness. He was 95, and as far as most people were concerned, the Mandela Effect was how you felt when you heard the story of Mandela’s struggle. Something that inspired…