Christa McAuliffe Quotes

It's Not The Olympics. It's Concord, New Hampshire, And A Homecoming Should Reflect The Community I'm Part Of.

I Have The Life Magazine Of The Men Walking On The Moon.

My Sympathies Have Always Been For Working-class People.

My Job In Space Will Be To Observe And Write A Journal. I Am Also Going To Be Teaching A Class For Students On Earth About Life In Space And On The Space Shuttle And Conducting Experiments.

The Twilight Zone' Wasn't Around With The Kids. They Think Going Up In Space Is Neat. Within Their Lifetime, There Will Be Paying Passengers On The Shuttle.

I Can Remember In Early Elementary School When The Russians Launched The First Satellite. There Was Still So Much Unknown About Space. People Thought Mars Was Probably Populated.

If Anything Happened, I Think My Husband Would Have To Deal With That As The Time Came.

I Will Have A One-hour Program Called The Mission Watch, Where I Will Describe Details Of The Mission And Give Additional Information About The Lessons From Space.

Just As The Pioneer Travelers Of The Conestoga Wagon Days Kept Personal Journals, I, As A Pioneer Space Traveler, Would Do The Same.

When I'm 60, Maybe, I'll Look At My Pile Of Papers And Wonder, What Really Happened That Year?

If Anything, The Overriding Emotion Is Gonna Just Be Excitement.

I Cannot Join The Space Program And Restart My Life As An Astronaut, But This Opportunity To Connect My Abilities As An Educator With My Interests In History And Space Is A Unique Opportunity To Fulfill My Early Fantasies.