Challenger

The book weaves technical details with human stories — I wonder what motivated the author to emphasize these personal angles over just the technical aspects.

Reading about their lives and sacrifices made me think about how close we came to tragedy in real life. Was it just me feeling more connected to them through these stories?

The narrative feels so well-rounded, but I’m curious about the research process — did he have access to new interviews or archives that shaped this comprehensive view?