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Picture and story from the only American on the space station at that time:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/44458317...science-space/
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I couldn't imagine learning about what happened while being the only American in space. Away from your family and friends at such a horrific time.
I am watching one of the remembrance shows now. 10 years later it is still hard for me to watch what happened.
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Wow! I had no idea the cloud was so huge as to be seen from space!
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Thanks, pachyderm.
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it must have been overwhelming for him.
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I have been watching this stuff all week but never saw this. thanks for the post.
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