NASA’s Day of Remembrance Jan 25th

jayG🌺

NASA’s Day of Remembrance is observed annually on the last Thursday of January and this year will be marked on January 25. This day is organized by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (N.A.S.A), a body responsible for managing U.S. space research and other activities. Space exploration is perilous, yet scientists and astronauts accept this challenge bravely. This day commemorates the members of the N.A.S.A. family who gave up their lives to advance the cause of space discovery. These include the crew members of the space missions Apollo 1, Challenger, and Columbia. This year, the NASA Day of Remembrance also commemorates the tragedy of Apollo 1, which occurred 55 years ago.

jayG🌺

No clue as to what the blue X card back stands for?

kat14

Scotland (flag over the outline of the country). If you click on "Deck backs" in the menu bar, it tells you what they are.

jayG🌺

Thanks!

sierrarose

Thank you @jayG🌺 for posting about Nasa Day of Remembrance. I still remember vividly Apollo 1