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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Darius101" data-source="post: 666345" data-attributes="member: 9466">My condolences to all the shutttle crews releatives. This is another true tradgedy for our country and our space program. It looks like the shuttle was damaged durng liftoff. This damage resulted in this tradgedy and although we will get some answers from the wreckage only 7 people were there to know what happened and hopefully it happened so fast they did not feel the horror of death by re-entry into the atmosphere. I have heard of no bodies being recovered as of 8pm EST. I doubt they even know what wreckage they have yet as it is strew over a 100mile area or more. I got this same sickening feeling in my stomach when the Challenger blew apart. What we need to work on now is the people that are still working in space on the space station. They have until late June to get them home safe. I pray we can find a solution to get them here safely before then. Sadened by this event, Darius  P.S. I salute our seven "Hero's" because they gave their lives willingly and without a second thought. They knew the risks and looked at them head on....they never looked back. They were brave, they were strong ....may we all have that courage when the time comes.</blockquote>