1988
It Resumed In 1988
The Challenger in 1986 and The Columbia in 2003. this is correct you know!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The US space program resumed Space Shuttle missions on September 29, 1988 with the launch of Space Shuttle Discovery (STS-26). This mission marked the return to flight following the Challenger tragedy on January 28, 1986.
Your mother farted on the trios 1 in 1960..........Later on that shuttle someone lit a match and the weather sattelite reperted high tempertures, explosions, and high levels of methan.....we later discovered that she actually sharted.
it was grounded
The Space Shuttle Challenger was tragically lost in the STS-51-L mission on January 28, 1986, shortly after launch. Following this disaster, the Challenger was no longer produced or used for missions. The Space Shuttle program continued with other orbiters until its retirement in 2011.
The U.S. space program resumed human spaceflight in 2006 after the Space Shuttle Columbia tragedy in 2003. The first mission following the disaster was STS-114, which launched on July 26, 2005, but it was the subsequent missions that marked the full resumption of regular shuttle operations. The program continued until the final shuttle flight in 2011.
yes
The two US space shuttles that faced tragedy were Challenger, which disintegrated shortly after launch in 1986, and Columbia, which broke apart upon reentry in 2003. Both accidents resulted in the loss of all crew members on board.
Yes the Shuttle Columbia, suffered a great tragedy in 2003 and the Shuttle Challenger was lost to an explosion after launch in 1988. Columbia was one of the first shuttles and made over 20 trips to space. She was a great ship. R.I.P Cosmonauts.
May 1992
the explosion of the Columbia and the challenger