(28 Jan 2006)
NASA TV
Cape Canaveral, Florida - 28 January,1986
1. Various views space shuttle Challenger lifts off
AP Television News
Concord, New Hampshire - 23 January 2006
2. Audio over images of shuttle Challenger
3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ben Provencal, Witness of Challenger explosion:
"I can remember watching that timer, and then looking out over the Cape."
NASA TV
Cape Canaveral, Florida - 28 January, 1986
4. Still photograph of Christa McAuliffe
5. Various views as space shuttle Challenger explodes
6. Close-up people reacting
AP Television News
Concord, New Hampshire - 23 January 2006
7. Audio over images of shuttle Challenger
8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Ben Provencal, Witness of Challenger explosion:
"Someone was next to me. I remember them turning up to an adult, and saying 'it's blown-up'. And I remember adults telling children to , 'oh stop that, stop that. And that's not true. Stop it, it's okay.' And everyone applauding, everyone thought it was booster separation and it was normal."
NASA TV
Cape Canaveral, Florida - 28 January, 1986
9. Close-up views of Challenger debris in space
AP Television News
Concord, New Hampshire - 23 January 2006
10. Pan view of high school classroom
11. Close-up still of McAuliffe teaching at the school
12. UPSOUND: (English) Philip Browne, Teacher:
"There was the potential that something could happen."
13. Close-up student taking notes
14. SOUNDBITE: (English) Samantha Olson, whose mother knew Christa McAuliffe:
"My mom talks about it a lot, like when the anniversary comes around every year she always gets a little emotional and that kind of thing, just because she had a personal relationship with her."
15. Close-up Olson with classmate
NASA TV
FILE: Cape Canaveral, Florida - 1985
16. Various views Challenger crew, including McAuliffe, training for shuttle mission
AP Television News
Concord, New Hampshire - 23 January 2006
17. Pan view of high school, close-up of sign
18. SOUNDBITE: (English) Philip Brown, Teacher:
"I don't want people to forget. I don't want them to forget the courage, the dedication, and the fact that the shuttle astronauts were human beings, in the purest sense of the word, they wanted to make this world a better place for all of us - their students, their children, their families. And even though they risked their lives, and they lost their lives, they were willing to do that."
19. Pan view from picture of McAuliffe to Browne
20. SOUNDBITE: (English) Philip Brown, Teacher:
"My daughter, Morgan Christa, was born on January 22, 1986. If I would have been, quote unquote, 'lucky enough' right, to have been selected as the teacher in space person from New Hampshire, and lucky enough to be selected at the national level to go, I would never have known my daughter. But I was still - just like Christa - I was willing to risk that, not seeing my children, to better conditions for human beings on this planet."
21. Various views the headstone on Christa McAuliffe's grave
STORYLINE:
Americans will on Saturday, honour the memory of the Challenger astronauts who lost their lives 20 years ago as the space shuttle exploded only 73 seconds after lift-off.
The explosion killed astronauts Francis R. Scobee, Michael J. Smith, Judith A. Resnick, Ellison S. Onizuka, Ronald E. McNair, Gregory B. Jarvis and Christa McAuliffe.
McAuliffe who was the first teacher in space and her legacy lives on 20 years later in her hometown of Concord, New Hampshire and especially at the local school.
But some of them have parents who clearly recall McAuliffe.
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