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The Space Shuttle Columbia Catastrophe
On February 1, 2003, the space shuttle Columbia and its crew were tragically lost over East Texas upon re-entry from a two-week mission. Immediately following the explosion, another mission ensued; an unprecedented search and recovery effort by agency officials and the local community. Dr. Paul Jack
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