ollie@hydra.unm.edu (Ollie Eisman N6LTJ) (04/22/91)
I'd like to hear, via e-mail, from those who had dreams of a shuttle disaster before the Challenger accident. I'm not a precognition advocate or anything like that. It's just that I've spoken with many people who claim to have had disturbing dreams of a shuttle mishap right before Challenger was lost. I would like to see if there is any relationship between all of these dreams, and would appreciate replies from those on the net who have had ones similiar to what I've described. Your replies will be kept confidential. This is simply for my own curiosity. Thanks for the bandwidth. -- Ollie Eisman (N6LTJ) ollie@hydra.unm.edu (505)277-4845 3505 Lafayette Rd. NE #3, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87131, USA
venu@eceu15.ece.ncsu.edu (Venu Madhav Ravi) (04/24/91)
Though I didn't have any dreams about the shuttle disaster, it was a big shock to me and my friends while in India. We were following the shuttle program closely -- I was glued to the TV set.... just hoping that the crew somehow bailed out(?). We were really looking forward to listen to Christa Mc Auliffe's view from space... There was not a space-buff without tear-filled eyes - Venu
peter@spider.co.uk (Peter Reid) (04/25/91)
In article <1991Apr22.043753.11398@ariel.unm.edu>, ollie@hydra.unm.edu (Ollie Eisman N6LTJ) writes: > I'd like to hear, via e-mail, from those who had dreams > of a shuttle disaster before the Challenger accident. Given the hazardous nature of a shuttle flight, the infrequency of such flights, and the interest that people (perhaps used to) show in upcoming launches, there's probably a very good chance that people dreamed in some way about a problem. You would probably find the same thing before each successful flight as well, except of course no-one makes anything of a dream that turns out to be wrong (when we dream of a loved one dying, and wake up to find they're OK, it causes no more than a momentary worry - when we dream of the same thing, and wake up to find that the event has occurred, we tend to connect that with some precognitive facility). Just a thought. Pete -- Peter Reid - Project Consultant | Spider Systems Limited | Spider Park, Stanwell Street - peter@spider.co.uk | Edinburgh, EH6 5NG, Scotland - peter%spider.co.uk@uunet.uu.net | +44 31 554 9424 (Ext 4021)
benno@crash.cts.com (Benno Eichmann) (04/25/91)
Also, did the Russian ships usually present put more distance between themselves and the shuttle on that occasion?