I remember sitting in my 5th grade classroom watching the Challenger lift off and then explode. We all knew something was wrong but we weren't sure what. The teacher turned the tv off and left the room coming back in a few minutes to tell us the Challenger had exploded. Everyone was in shock and I remember going home and crying that night. It was a traumatic thing for so many children to witness and watching this brought that back for me. It's still hard to watch the explosion.
The thing I like about this documentary is that it interviews the family and actual people involved. It taps into not only what really happened behind the scenes but how witnessing the disaster, and loosing their loved ones, effected the families. I definitely recommend it.
The thing I like about this documentary is that it interviews the family and actual people involved. It taps into not only what really happened behind the scenes but how witnessing the disaster, and loosing their loved ones, effected the families. I definitely recommend it.