"Despair is always the wrong response to a failure during exploration and
 it isn’t disciplined engineering. When the entire crew of Apollo was 
burned alive in a capsule test, President Johnson pushed our moon 
mission forward and engineers delivered. When Space Shuttle Challenger 
exploded, President Reagan proudly redoubled our commitment to space, we
 fixed the launch system and we built a great space station. When 
Columbia broke up on reentry we engineered work arounds and completed 
the Space Shuttle program with pride. Once again, America’s brightest 
engineers will collect the data, analyze the failure, improve the system
 and move us forward into the future."
--Statement by Greg Autry, Assistant Professor with The Lloyd Greif Center for Entrepreneurial 
Studies in the Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern
 California, in a Space News editorial.
