Nation Jan 28 The story of Barbara Morgan, the first teacher in space Barbara Morgan first trained to go into space in the 1980s as part of the Teachers in Space Project. By Justin Scuiletti
Nation Jan 28 President Reagan’s speech to a nation reeling after Challenger disaster Thirty years ago, the nation witnessed one of NASA's most public failures when the space shuttle Challenger broke apart over the Atlantic Ocean 73 seconds into launch. It left President Ronald Reagan with the sizable duty of consoling the nation… By Joshua Barajas
Education Jan 27 Space geek teacher remembers Challenger disaster For 29 years, fifth-grade teacher Michael Wilkinson has used space exploration to teach his students about math, science and the power of imagination. He shares his memories of the Challenger space shuttle disaster and why he never gave up on… By Michael Wilkinson
Science Aug 07 Watch Shuttle Endeavour Carries Teacher into Space Teacher Barbara Morgan joins the Endeavour crew for a planned Wednesday launch. She was selected as the backup candidate to Christa McAuliffe in the ill-fated 1986 Challenger mission. Idaho Public Television reports on her story.