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mizarchivistOk. Just lost what I was typing, so this will be shorter.
I was in 5th grade, too, when The Challenger blew up. For many reasons that was much more traumatic.
I also think that I just have a hard time feeling a strong sense of loss and/or shock on these kinds of accidents. The past few years have numbed me- added callouses where there used to be none. I do feel badly for the astronauts and their families. For NASA who has to figure out what the hell happened and figure out what now.
I was in 5th grade, too, when The Challenger blew up. For many reasons that was much more traumatic.
I also think that I just have a hard time feeling a strong sense of loss and/or shock on these kinds of accidents. The past few years have numbed me- added callouses where there used to be none. I do feel badly for the astronauts and their families. For NASA who has to figure out what the hell happened and figure out what now.
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