Recently, a group of divers looking for the wreckage of World War II aircraft in the Atlantic Ocean came upon some of the debris of the space shuttle Challenger. The discovery reminded us of the disaster that happened before the eyes of the world on Jan. 28, 1986. It also reminded us that the cost of space exploration is measured in lives lost as well as money spent. The day the Challenger perished, along with her crew, is burned into the history of space exploration. One of the most awful aspects of the disaster is that it took the life of Christa McAuliffe, the teacher sent to space to conduct educational lessons during the Challenger’s mission. Millions of school children, both at the
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