apollo 1 disaster Body, or bodies : r/MorbidReality - Reddit
2022年5月18日 · Haven't been back to Houston TX in 40yrs, but a revisit to the Kennedy Space Center is on my bucket list. My dad was a crash/rescue firefighter stationed at Ellington AFB back in the mid 60's, me and my mom was on base the day that astronaut hit a goose trying to land a T-38, he was called out for the crash and me and my mom seen the Air Force ambulance …
Apollo 1 Bodies (Colorized) : r/morbidcuriosity - Reddit
2024年1月11日 · Chaffee was found strapped into his right-hand seat, as procedure called for him to maintain communication until White opened the hatch. Because of the large strands of melted nylon fusing the astronauts to the cabin interior, removing the bodies took nearly 90 minutes."
The Apollo 1 Fire and its Aftermath (1967) : r/MorbidHistory - Reddit
The body of former Italian Prime Minister, Aldo Moro in the boot of a Renault 4. He had been kidnapped and held hostage for 55 days and was eventually shot 10 times on this day in 1978.
Apollo 1: The First Mission, the First tragedy - Reddit
Apollo 1, initially designated AS-204, was the first crewed mission of the United States Apollo program, the undertaking to land the first man on the Moon. It was planned to launch on February 21, 1967, as the first low Earth orbital test of the Apollo command and service module. The mission never flew; a cabin fire during a launch rehearsal test at Cape Kennedy Air Force …
Did the Apollo 1 Crew Die instantly? : r/spaceflight - Reddit
2019年8月18日 · It is a weird and unfortunate overlap. Apollo 1 was a terrible blow to manned spaceflight, but without the lessons learned from it, I'm certain a worse accident would have occurred during a live flight and if astronauts died in space, that probably would have ended the program for good. Grissom, White and Chaffee most certainly didn't die in vain.
IsItBullshit: Picture of the crew after the Apollo 1 disaster
2017年10月25日 · Looking at u/apfpilot’s photo of the Apollo 1 suits, I think they’re very possibly of the same design but would be consistent with other designs as well. That said, for circumstantial reasons I don’t think we’re looking at the remains of the astronauts; these could be empty suits that were burned in an unrelated accident.
Remains of astronaut Gus Grissom after the Apollo 1 disaster - The ...
Remains of astronaut Gus Grissom after the Apollo 1 disaster - The whole crew is burned alive during a training rehearsal.
Charred flight suits of Apollo 1 astronauts : r/spaceflight - Reddit
2014年1月29日 · For Columbia, it would be a lot worse than these suits-- according to reports, many of the astronauts' bodies did not return to Earth in one piece, and many human body parts were still inside pieces of the suits that were found scattered throughout the debris trail left behind by the break up of Columbia. It would be too morbid to look at it.
"We're Burning Up" - Apollo 1 Fire Recording : r/TheGrittyPast
2019年6月19日 · The Apollo 1 mission on January 26th, 1967, went horribly wrong. It was a test of the space capsule to take American astronauts to the moon, and it was the first test of it on its own internal power. However, a spark from a short circuit in the pure oxygen environment set off a fire that burned 1,000 degrees and killed Gus Grissom, Ed White ...
Death Pictures From The Apollo 1 Tragedy - Documenting Reality
2011年3月7日 · These are pictures taken of the astronauts just after the Apollo 1 tragedy on January 27, 1967. I always thought these were photos of the burned suits. But if you look at the first 2, Grissom and White, you can very clearly see their faces. On January 27, 1967, a cabin fire during a pre-flight test for the Apollo 1 mission at Cape Kennedy Air Force Station claimed the …