MEG Inventor Tom Bearden: Did the Soviets Cause the
Challenger Disaster?
YOWUSA.COM, May-6-2002
Janice Manning
On
the morning of January 28, 1986, America screamed, shouted and wept
in collective horror as the Space Shuttle Challenger exploded 73 seconds
after liftoff, killing all aboard. We later learned that this tragedy
was caused by the weathering and hardening of the huge, rubber “O” rings
that were installed in the solid rocket, but there could be more to
the story. If U.S. Army Colonel (retired) Tom Bearden is right, there
is an even deeper reason than weather itself – Soviet EM warfare directed
against the United States. If so, this could portend dangerous consequences
for Amer-ica’s near future, vis-à-vis an Axis of Evil state.
On
the morning of January 28, 1986, America screamed, shouted and wept
in collective horror as the Space Shuttle Challenger exploded 73 seconds
after liftoff, killing all aboard. We later learned that this tragedy
was caused by the weathering and hardening of the huge, rubber “O” rings
that were installed in the solid rocket, but there could be more to
the story. If U.S. Army Colonel (retired) Tom Bearden is right, there
is an even deeper reason than weather itself – Soviet EM warfare directed
against the United States. If so, this could portend dangerous consequences
for Amer-ica’s near future, vis-à-vis an Axis of Evil state.