Christa McAuliffe

American educator and astronaut

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1948 — 1986 Sharon Christa Corrigan, Christa Corrigan, Sharon Christa McAuliffe,
human, Teacher in Space Project, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, United States of America,

Freebase entry^@
American National Biography Online McAuliffe, Christa^@

Congressional Space Medal of Honor 2004
STS-51-L 1986

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Congressional Space Medal of Honor

1986-01-28T00:00:00Z

STS-51-L

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51-L Challenger Crew in White Room - GPN-2000-001867

51-L Flight Crew Emergency Egress Training - GPN-2000-001868

Christa Corrigan McAuliffe Exhibit - Henry Whittemore Library

Christa McAuliffe

Christa McAuliffe Experiences Weightlessness During KC-135 Flight - GPN-2002-000149

Christa McAuliffe Experiences Weightlessness During KC-135 Flight - GPN-2002-000149 (cropped)

Christa McAuliffe Space Education Center Logo

Christa McAuliffe and Barbara Morgan - GPN-2002-000004

Christa McAuliffe eating space food dishes

Christa McAuliffe gravestone in Concord, NH

Christa McAuliffe in Training (28698549073)

Christa McAuliffe training flight in T-38 S85-41448

Christa mcauliffe commemorative coin obverse

Christa mcauliffe commemorative coin reverse

Independence Day Parade 2015 Amherst NH IMG 0415

McAuliffeMSHouston

McAuliffe and Morgan train with Arriflex camera S85-41033

STS-51-L preflight breakfast

Space medal of honor + McAulif

Teacher in Space Project McAuliffe and Morgan

The STS-51L Crew (15871993874)

The crew of Space Shuttle mission STS-51-L

Zero-G training for crew of 1985 and 1986 space shuttle missions

• Announcement by George Bush of the First Teacher to be on the Space Shuttle on July 19, 1985.webm (Wikimedia)

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Source

link	Freebase entry^@			Wikidata
link	American National Biography Online McAuliffe, Christa^@			Wikidata
minor	Space Shuttle Challenger disaster			Wikidata
award	Congressional Space Medal of Honor	2004	medallion, United States of America	Wikidata
mission	STS-51-L	1986	human spaceflight	Wikidata
image	51-L Challenger Crew in White Room - GPN-2000-001867	1986		Wikimedia
image	51-L Flight Crew Emergency Egress Training - GPN-2000-001868	1986		Wikimedia
image	Christa Corrigan McAuliffe Exhibit - Henry Whittemore Library	2008		Wikimedia
image	Christa McAuliffe	1985		Wikimedia
image	Christa McAuliffe	1985		Wikimedia
image	Christa McAuliffe Experiences Weightlessness During KC-135 Flight - GPN-2002-000149	1986		Wikimedia
image	Christa McAuliffe Experiences Weightlessness During KC-135 Flight - GPN-2002-000149 (cropped)			Wikimedia
image	Christa McAuliffe Space Education Center Logo			Wikimedia
image	Christa McAuliffe and Barbara Morgan - GPN-2002-000004			Wikimedia
image	Christa McAuliffe eating space food dishes	1985		Wikimedia
image	Christa McAuliffe gravestone in Concord, NH	2009		Wikimedia
image	Christa McAuliffe in Training (28698549073)	1986		Wikimedia
image	Christa McAuliffe training flight in T-38 S85-41448	1985		Wikimedia
image	Christa mcauliffe commemorative coin obverse			Wikimedia
image	Christa mcauliffe commemorative coin reverse			Wikimedia
image	Independence Day Parade 2015 Amherst NH IMG 0415	2015		Wikimedia
image	McAuliffeMSHouston			Wikimedia
image	McAuliffe and Morgan train with Arriflex camera S85-41033	1985		Wikimedia
image	STS-51-L preflight breakfast	1986		Wikimedia
image	Space medal of honor + McAulif			Wikimedia
image	Teacher in Space Project McAuliffe and Morgan	1985		Wikimedia
image	The STS-51L Crew (15871993874)	1985		Wikimedia
image	The crew of Space Shuttle mission STS-51-L	1985		Wikimedia
image	Zero-G training for crew of 1985 and 1986 space shuttle missions	1985		Wikimedia
video	Announcement by George Bush of the First Teacher to be on the Space Shuttle on July 19, 1985.webm	1985		Wikimedia

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