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The shuttle exploded and all seven crew members lost their lives.

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This is Judy Resnick, an engineer and pilot aboard the Challenger mission.

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In 2013, an eagle-eyed internet user found Judith Resnick, a law professor at Harvard Law School.

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Some people were a little taken aback by the identical name, age, and likeness, so they started digging.

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This is Michael J. Smith, also an engineer and pilot aboard the Challenger shuttle,

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who passed away that fateful day in 1986 at the age of 39 years old.

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This is Dr. Michael J. Smith, professor of engineering at the University of Wisconsin.

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Hmm.

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This is Sharon Krista McAuliffe, arguably one of the most famous things about the Challenger mission.

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She was supposedly just a teacher that was picked at random to be one of the astronauts,

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which made it all the more tragic when she passed away due to the Challenger disaster in 1986.

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This is Sharon A. McAuliffe, also a law professor, who received her degree shortly after the Challenger disaster.

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Dick Scobie was the commander of the mission.

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Here's Commander Dick Scobie next to Richard Scobie, the CEO of Cows in Trees.

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Here's his company's original logo.

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It's a cow, but it's not in a tree. It's strapped to a rocket.

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And gee, that jet stream kind of looks familiar.

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In fact, just in case I wasn't making it clear, the top picture is the Challenger ship shortly after exploding.

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So, you know. Hmm.

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Astronauts Ronald McNair and Ellison Onizuka both passed away when the Challenger shuttle exploded.

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Miraculously, it was found out that they both had twin brothers, Carl McNair and Claude Onizuka.

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But ancestry searches were done for both Carl and Claude, and there was no birth records found.

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And the odds of two sets of identical twins and a crew of seven are astronomical.

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But that's just a theory. Rest in peace to the crew of the Challenger space shuttle mission.

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So what will the zor' pumpkin plan mean?

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In fact, after raging terrorion away, we're the result of the splendor advancing the New Italy universe.

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And is it great?

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So, let's see.

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So let's see.

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Take care of your congratulations.

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I love this again.

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We miss you all.

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See you all.

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En dalektions red meaning and 얘기 on the train.

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That's just another exception.

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To be right for increíble, so that even though this is what it is,

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you have to give you friends the energy of the beautiful Astronauts.

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