Donald Kutyna's story about his carburetor triggered a major discovery regarding this event, which was the subject of Diane Vaughan's Normalization of Deviance. This event was described as "rooted in history" due to analysis of decade-old correspondences with Morton-Thiokol in a document that warns "nature cannot be fooled." The date of Francis Drake's death was noted in a speech about this event 
Donald Kutyna's story about his carburetor triggered a major discovery regarding this event, which was the subject of Diane Vaughan's Normalization of Deviance. This event was described as "rooted in history" due to analysis of decade-old correspondences with Morton-Thiokol in a document that warns "nature cannot be fooled." The date of Francis Drake's death was noted in a speech about this event that displaced the State of the Union and ended with a John Magee quote about those who would "touch the face of God," a line chosen by Peggy Noonan. A cup of ice water was memorably used as a prop during the Rogers Commission hearings on this event by Richard Feynman, who identified the O-Ring failure that caused it to claim the life of teacher Christa McAuliffe and six crewmates. FTP, name this 1986 disaster in which a space shuttle exploded just after launch.
Donald Kutyna's story about his carburetor triggered a major discovery regarding this event, which was the subject of Diane Vaughan's Normalization of Deviance.
Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster