Roger Boisjoly raised safety concerns six months prior to this event in a memo that predicted "a catastrophe of the highest order." This event was dubbed an "accident rooted in history" by the Rogers Commission. One victim of this event, Christa McAuliffe, was a teacher at Concord High School. A cup of ice water was used to demonstrate the cause of this incident by physicist Richard Feynman. The cause of this event was the failure of an O-ring designed by Morton Thiokol to seal gases from a booster due to cold weather. For 10 points, name this 1986 incident in which seven people died after the
Roger Boisjoly raised safety concerns six months prior to this event in a memo that predicted "a catastrophe of the highest order." This event was dubbed an "accident rooted in history" by the Rogers Commission. One victim of this event, Christa McAuliffe, was a teacher at Concord High School. A cup of ice water was used to demonstrate the cause of this incident by physicist Richard Feynman. The cause of this event was the failure of an O-ring designed by Morton Thiokol to seal gases from a booster due to cold weather. For 10 points, name this 1986 incident in which seven people died after the breakup of a vehicle launched from Cape Canaveral.
Roger Boisjoly raised safety concerns six months prior to this event in a memo that predicted "a catastrophe of the highest order.
Space Shuttle Challenger disaster [accept equivalents mentioning "Challenger", such as Challenger explosion] 