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Can NASA save more lives by increasing safety precautions? ... Do you agree NASA is responsible for the Challenger and Columbia failed missions? ... space shuttle program? ... During the Columbia mission seven lives were also lost, which makes it fourteen human being that died during space missions. ... Some people believe it was a former leadership who was responsible for the Columbia disaster, but is NASA the one to blame? NASA should improve its regulations to avoid failed missions, human lives, and loss of money. ... NASA never tested the O-ring in extreme cold weather, and were ignorant to postpone the launch day. ... There was also a defect on the Columbia space shuttle. During their liftoff, pieces of insulation broke free from one of Columbia’s external fuel tanks and bounced off the left wing, as a result, a shower of debris rained down on the external fuel tank. ... , strongly opposed the launching of the space shuttle Challenger that day, since the O-ring had never been tested at low temperature,” (Landau 47). NASA was to ignorant to listen to McDonald’s recommendation to delay the mission, and felt that they should stay on schedule, since they had postponed the flight several times.
Approximate Word count = 894
Approximate Pages = 3.6
(250 words per page double spaced)
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