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    Professional Ethics Assignment-1: Challenger Case Study Rocket Launch

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    The Challenger space shuttle disaster occurred shortly after launch on January 28, 1986 due to faulty O-ring seals in the shuttle's right solid rocket booster that led to the separation of the external tank and caused an explosion. Despite concerns about the effects of cold weather on the O-rings from Morton Thiokol engineers, NASA launched the shuttle. All seven crew members were killed in the accident which had major impacts on NASA and space shuttle program.

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    The Challenger space shuttle disaster occurred shortly after launch on January 28, 1986 due to faulty O-ring seals in the shuttle's right solid rocket booster that led to the separation of the external tank and caused an explosion. Despite concerns about the effects of cold weather on the O-rings from Morton Thiokol engineers, NASA launched the shuttle. All seven crew members were killed in the accident which had major impacts on NASA and space shuttle program.

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    The Challenger space shuttle disaster occurred shortly after launch on January 28, 1986 due to faulty O-ring seals in the shuttle's right solid rocket booster that led to the separation of the external tank and caused an explosion. Despite concerns about the effects of cold weather on the O-rings from Morton Thiokol engineers, NASA launched the shuttle. All seven crew members were killed in the accident which had major impacts on NASA and space shuttle program.

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    PROFESSIONAL ETHICS ASSIGNMENT-1

    CHALLENGER CASE STUDY Rocket launch

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    NAME:KEERTHANA DEVI.P ROLL NO:11BEC228 DATE:23.1.14 CLASS:ECE-A

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