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Apollo 1 Astronauts Ed White (left), Gus Grissom (center), & Roger B. Chaffee (right) jokingly praying over a miniature of their shuttle. On Jan. 27th, 1967, they were killed when the shuttle
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A burned Extravehicular Mobility Unit after it ignited during testing in 1980. : r/space
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