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Which space shuttle exploded on live TV?
The space shuttle Challenger exploded on live TV on January 28, 1986, 73 seconds after liftoff. The tragic accident resulted in the loss of all seven crew members onboard.
What are racing live crew members for?
The more Crew members you have the more cars and parts you can use against other people Add me E99GCK add me to 32T8YA
How many crew members can live on the ISS?
The International Space Station (ISS) can accommodate a crew of six astronauts at a time. This small crew size is due to limitations in space, resources, and life support systems aboard the spacecraft.
Where does rockhopper live?
He lives on his ship with his wife (Wreck), his daughter (Molly), his puffle (Yarr), and his crew members.
Why isn't Racing Live letting me recruit crew members?
You might be entering the crew code incorrectly. What I would do is write down the crew codes, legibly, on a sheet of paper, and enter them onto Racing Live. or You can always copy and paste. Hope this helps :)
Why does Reagan specifically address schoolchildren in his speech?
In the Challenger speech? It was because of the Teacher in Space project. The Challenger crew had been joined by a school teacher called Christa McAucliffe who was going to broadcast lessons during the journey, which would be watched live by children in schools. As a result, many schoolchildren were watching the take-off live on TV and saw the disaster happen.
Who was uncle al to the 2 live crew?
Uncle Al would be the brother of 2 Live Crew's father, 1 Live Crew.
Who did Vasco da Gama live with?
Vasco da Gama lived with his family and his crew members most of his life.
Where does crew live?
The crew lives in Washington
Where does bx5 crew live?
The crew lives in Washington
Where does Amanda crew live?
Amanda crew lives on the planet earth
How many people can live on International Space Station?
The International Space Station (ISS) is designed to accommodate a crew of up to six people at a time. This limited capacity is due to constraints on living space, resources, and life support systems. Rotation of crew members occurs approximately every six months to ensure the health and safety of those onboard.
