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The Challenger Disaster

We're gonna convince them to push the launch windowa little bit

We're gonna convince them to push the launch window
a little bit

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We're gonna convince them
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to push the launch window a little bit.
Duration
5 seconds
Views
16
Timestamp in Movie
00:31:33
Uploaded
Jun 06, 2025
Genres
drama
Production
Vision Makers

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Movie Summary

Inspired by the true story. The night before the Challenger disaster in 1986, a hot headed engineer leads a desperate race against the clock to stop the launch and the subsequent cover up and whistleblowing.
We need those boats out there and recover our rockets. - The Challenger Disaster 00:05
We need those boats out there and recover our rockets.
The temperature is outside of our experience data, - The Challenger Disaster 00:07
The temperature is outside of our experience data,
Erosion means that the rubber hose seal is being eaten away. - The Challenger Disaster 00:06
Erosion means that the rubber hose seal is being eaten away.
And it's the blowby that gets worse at the lower temperatures. - The Challenger Disaster 00:04
And it's the blowby that gets worse at the lower temper...
The lower the temperature, - The Challenger Disaster 00:06
The lower the temperature,
The greater the blowby, - The Challenger Disaster 00:05
The greater the blowby,
We are going to argue for a launch delay. - The Challenger Disaster 00:05
We are going to argue for a launch delay.
And we are all going to be in agreement, Frank. - The Challenger Disaster 00:05
And we are all going to be in agreement, Frank.
Now NASA is pushing for a launch, - The Challenger Disaster 00:07
Now NASA is pushing for a launch,
There is more at play here, Adam, than the engineering. - The Challenger Disaster 00:05
There is more at play here, Adam, than the engineering.
The danged media keeps pushing and pushing. - The Challenger Disaster 00:04
The danged media keeps pushing and pushing.
So much so that NASA is staring down the barrel - The Challenger Disaster 00:07
So much so that NASA is staring down the barrel
Especially after the handle and all the delays. - The Challenger Disaster 00:04
Especially after the handle and all the delays.
The Department of Defense pays the bills, - The Challenger Disaster 00:06
The Department of Defense pays the bills,
And the DOD wants what they paid for. - The Challenger Disaster 00:04
And the DOD wants what they paid for.
If they don't get what they paid for, - The Challenger Disaster 00:05
If they don't get what they paid for,
Maybe NASA and the DOD - The Challenger Disaster 00:11
Maybe NASA and the DOD
You think it's an engineering problem, but it's not. - The Challenger Disaster 00:05
You think it's an engineering problem, but it's no...
Yes, economics is a factor. I thoroughly agree. - The Challenger Disaster 00:05
Yes, economics is a factor. I thoroughly agree.
The five of us believe - The Challenger Disaster 00:05
The five of us believe