Gary Sinise here. Today is the 30th anniversary of Apollo 13 in theaters. Hope you enjoy some of my favorite behind-the-scenes moments from making the film (1995)

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Gary Sinise here. Today is the 30th anniversary of Apollo 13 in theaters. Hope you enjoy some of my favorite behind-the-scenes moments from making the film (1995)

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34 years ago, STS-51L was launched today. Due to well blow LCC temperatures, a leak in the right SRB aft joint caused hot gasses to melt and eventually erupt the external tank. This cause LOCV and all 7 astronauts were killed. They will never be forgotten. RIP

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The Challenger crew smiling for photos before boarding their shuttle in 1986. Just 73 seconds after launch, the spacecraft exploded, killing all seven astronauts. The photo captures the calm moments before one of the most infamous space disasters in history.

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NASAs first six women astronauts. February 1979

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The eighth group of NASA astronauts selected in 1978. Including the first six women selected to be NASA astronauts.

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Discovery on 35mm Film

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Let us never forget those who we have lost in our noble quest to know our place in the universe on this the 16th anniversary of the Columbia Disaster.

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The family posing in front of shuttle Discovery before my dads launch

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In memory of the seven lives lost in the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster. Never forgotten

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Gary Sinise here. Today is the 30th anniversary of Apollo 13 in theaters. Hope you enjoy some of my favorite behind-the-scenes moments from making the film (1995)

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Space Shuttle being stacked inside the VAB

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Discovery on 35mm Film