Monday marked 33 years since the space shuttle Challenger exploded 73 seconds into its flight. All seven crew members, including a teacher, were killed. It's a tragedy that shook many Americans and, according to some writers, ended the space age of innocence.
We talk with representatives from the Challenger Learning Center about how space exploration -- and spaceflight tragedies -- have been taught and viewed over decades. In studio:
- Peter Robson, mission commander for the Challenger Learning Center in Rochester
- Andy Raab, mission commander for the Challenger Learning Center in Rochester
