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Signs of black smoke during Liftoff of the Space Shuttle Challenger STS 51-L Feb 23rd 2012, 11:07 From Nick Greene, former Guide Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster STS-51L Pictures - Signs of black smoke during Liftoff of the Shuttle Challenger STS 51-L NASA Johnson Space Center (NASA-JSC) This 70mm still photograph of the 51-L launch was taken from Camera Pad 10 north of Launch complex 39-B approximately 58.32 seconds after launch. The photograph shows an unusual plume in the lower part of the right hand solid rocket booster (SRB) (026); Photograph of the 51-L launch at approximately 58.82 seconds after launch shows an unusual plume in the lower part of the right hand SRB (027); Photograph of the 51-L launch at approximately 1 minute, 13.14 seconds after launch showing a plume in the lower part of the right hand SRB (028). 4 of 32 Gallery Index: Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster Pictures Gallery See More About: space disasters challenger disaster Related Articles NASA Acronyms - L Acronyms Ghosthunter Cheats - PS2 - Ghosthunter Cheats for PS2 Becoming an Accurate Fingerspeller - Sign Language Vegetable Signs - Baby Sign Language Let Your Fingers Do the Walking - Sign Language

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