Ironically the patch designed for the Teacher in Space project seemed at times illusionary, reminding all of the tragedy, but today there is renewed hope for there have been Challenger Learning Centers established through the United States and Canada teaching about space and about life. So hopefully the Challenger crew's death and their family's sacrifices will never be forgotten and their memory will nurture goodness.

Challenger Resources

• STS-51L Challenger Mission Profile.
• Sequence of Major Events of the Challenger Accident.
• Image library of the STS-51L Challenger mission at Johnson Space Center.
• Movie clips of the STS-51L Challenger mission, from the Kennedy Space Center.
• Press Kit: this pre-launch document has been scanned in regular and high-resolution formats by volunteer Rich Orloff.
• Report of the Presidential Commission on the Space Shuttle Challenger Accident (commonly called the Rogers Commission Report), June 1986 and Implementations of the Recommendations, June 1987
• A description of modifications to the Solid Rocket Motors from the On-line Space Shuttle Reference Manual.
• A Challenger Bibliography: This is chapter 7 of the Space Shuttle bibliography published in 1992.
• The fate of Challenger's crew: Dr. Joseph P. Kerwin's investigation tried to determine the cause of the crew's deaths. His report and the accompanying press release are available.
• The transcript from the mission's voice recorder, which operated from T-2:05 until the accident.
• Biographical Information on the Challenger Crew.
• NASA Administrator's Statement, on the Tenth Anniversary of the Challenger Accident.
• President Reagan's Address to the Nation on January 28, 1986.
• Senator John Glenn's Remarks at a Memorial Service for Judith Resnik, February 3, 1986

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