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Should the cricket world cup be played in India or is every nation at threat from terrorism?
A bomb has exploded outside a cricket stadium in the southern Indian city of Bangalore, police say. Five people - four policemen and a security officer - were injured. The blast happened shortly before the start of an Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket match. Police say the device was hidden in the perimeter wall. The match was scheduled to begin at 1600 (1030 GMT) with about 40,000 people in the stadium. It has now got under way. The Chinnaswamy Stadium is staging a match between the Bangalore Royal Challengers and the Mumbai Indians. The team's captains were walking out on to the pitch to toss the coin to decide who would bat first when the explosion happened. Q: NOW INDIA IS SAFE FOR WORLD CUP 2011?....I THINK NO...YOUR OPINIONS?

Bomb strikes IPL cricket match in Bangalore?
im doing a u.s history project and im interviewing somebody who watched the Challenger on tv. i need help creating interview questions though, can anyone help me think of some? ex: how did you feel when you saw the explosion? stuff like that, thanks!

what are interview questions i could ask somebody about the Challenger Explosion?
For history I have to make a memorial to the Challenger explosion. What should I do? I have to draw it so...

History help...I'm not creative?
the challenger explosion was a major disaster in the space program, just years after they had began. what results of the explosion changed our history? programs, modifcations in the NASA program, etc. thanks!

how was the challenger disaster a turning point in history?
So I'm doing a presentation on the Space Shuttle Challenger Explosion and I want to include my classmates in doing something in order for them to learn more about it. I know that the unusually cold January weather was a determining factor to the disaster and it freezing the O-Ring helped in causing it to fail/break. I wanted to share this with them by having them try to break one rubber band frozen and one rubber band not frozen, will the frozen one be easier to break? That's the whole point I want to try to get across.If i can't use rubber bands, what would be another thing I could use to demonstrate this?

If I put a rubber band in the freezer will it make it easier to break? (need it for a presentation)?
Were doing a project in my U.S. History where you must interview someone who experienced an American Crises and my topic is the challenger explosion so is there anyone who I can email a few interview question about how the experience was like.

I need to interview anyone out there who saw the 'Challenger Explosion'?
i am doing a report on the challenger accident og 1986 and i have to conduct an interview with at least 15 questions this is what i have 1.Where were you when Challenger crashed? 2.How old were you when Challenger crashed? 3.Who were you with? 4.Were you watching it or did you hear about it? 5.When you first saw it explode, what was your first thought? 6.Did you think it killed anyone at first? 7.Did you know anyone who was friends with one of the astronauts? If so, how did they deal with it? 8.What was your reaction when you found out the explosion killed all seven astronauts? any suggestions?

help with interview questions!!?
Meaning: that if I were to research it and that if I needed a ten page report on it, would there be enough information? And I'm sorry for whoever saw it.......... That was a terrible day.

Is there a lot of information on the Challenger Explosion?
Hey everyone! :) So, I have to do a research project for this one class. The assignment is that for a couple of months, we're going to be working on a research project on an event (or something unique like opera or something) and the report, in the end, would have to be 10 pages long. Now, I have to come up with three possible ideas for this project. (I'm thinking the Challenger Explosion would be a good one but I don't know if there would be enough information on that.) And it can't be on something to broad like World War II. Any suggestions? Thanks so much! Please put as much as you can think of! I need help!

What are some of the most interesting events in history?
I have to create a DBQ about the Challenger explosion. I'm really having a hard time coming up with a question I can ask about it. Off of that question, I have to find 10 different sources (pics, speeches, graph, map, ect.) that fits with the question. Can someone please suggest what question I should ask? I'm thinking about creating one on about who's at fault for the accident. But I don't know how to back that up with sources.

Read Street: Challenger explosion -- required reading - Baltimore ...
Today is the 25th anniversary of the explosion of the space shuttle Challenger, one of those tragedies that brings back a "where were you" rush of memory. I was in Richmond, a reporter covering the Virginia General Assembly, ...

Remembering the Challenger disaster | Photo Gallery
A billboard showing the date of the space shuttle Challenger disaster along with the names of the seven astronauts aboard the shuttle stands on a hill overlooking motorists in Baltimore, Maryland on Jan. 31, 1986. (AP Photo/Joe Giza) ...

Remembering the Challenger disaster, 25 years later – This Just In ...
Seventy-three seconds. That's how long NASA's space shuttle Challenger was in the air before an O-ring failure turned a routine mission into space into a tragedy on January 28, 1986.

Space Shuttle Challenger disaster drove NASA employees with ...
Paul Weitz was in Mission Control at Johnson Space Center when Challenger lifted off. He watched the shuttle blow apart on the monitors 73 seconds later, creating a wishbone of clouds 10 miles above the Atlantic Ocean and killing the ...

Space Shuttle Challenger Explosion
January 28th, 1986 at 11:39am The Space Shuttle Challenger Explodes. It is hard to believe that it was 25 years ago today. (Back, L-R) Mission Specialist Ellison S.

Michelle Malkin » The Challenger Disaster: 73 seconds, 25 years
Nancy and I are pained to the core by the tragedy of the shuttle Challenger. We know we share this pain with all of the people of our country. This is truly a national loss. Nineteen years ago, almost to the day, we lost three ...

Reagan's memorable speech on Challenger disaster | The Associated ...
Text of President Ronald Reagan's address to the nation after the explosion of the space shuttle Challenger, which killed seven astronauts. It was delivered from the Oval Office of the White House at 5 p.m. EST on Jan. 28, 1986.

Challenger Disaster: 25 Years Later, A Still Painful Wound
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. For many, no single word evokes as much pain. Challenger.

Challenger Explosion Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster 25th ...
Challenger Explosion, as the Space Shuttle Challenger Disaster took place just 73 seconds after it's launch into space January 28, 1986 at 11:38 AM EST, from.