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Short story ID: Shuttle, Omni magazine
There was a short story published in Omni back in the '80s. It was about a guilt-ridden engineer who worked on the shuttle Challenger, who takes a bomb aboard an aircraft. I think the title of the story was Two-Minutes, Thirty-[something] Seconds, which was the length of time it took Challenger's crew compartment to fall into the sea. (That might not have been the title at all, but it's what I remember.)
Can someone tell me the correct title and the name of the author? Thanks. |
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“Two Minutes Forty-Five Seconds” by Dan Simmons. First published in OMNI Magazine, April, 1988.
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Grazie!
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