"What happened to Space Shuttle Columbia, and
how we found out, and Space Shuttle Challenger." presentation summary.
Ron's
presentations are customized to each audience.
Lessons learned from space shuttle accidents relate to "all"
organizations and even to us individually.
Communication, which we all use, is one of the major causes that led to
these accidents. Some of the best
lessons in life come when we take the time to look at what went wrong. Ron worked at Kennedy Space Center for 30
years and shares these lessons with passion and personal experience. Ron loves receiving questions ensuring
audience participation and understanding.
Space
Shuttle Columbia's accident on February 1, 2003 took an entire nation's effort
to find the cause of the accident and then design and implement repairs. 1.5 million man-hours were spent in this
national effort to recover the pieces of Columbia from Texas and Louisiana. 150,000 man-hours were then spent analyzing
the pieces in order to solve the cause of the accident. Ron takes you on a journey that this nation took
to correct the problem thus allowing the Space Shuttles to fly safely again.
The
cause of Space Shuttle Challenger's accident on January 28, 1986 is described
too. Unfortunately many of the causes
that led up to Challenger's accident were the same causes that led to
Columbia's accident. Not paying
attention to history often leads to history repeating itself.
Ron's
presentation topic is about space shuttle accidents with the underlying passionate
message of believing in yourself and following your heart's dreams. Ron's more serious presentation while still being
entertaining is recommended for all organizations and individuals who want to
learn and to grow. We live in an
exciting time of discovery, and we should take the opportunity to stop and
review the lessons on our journey through life!
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