What ever happened to "Reach for the Stars?"

Many living today know that it was Christa McAullife who made the phrase an every day aspiration. One could say the teacher astronaut being lost in the reach should bring fear to the phrase. But it was not the aspiration but weather, mundane statistical thinking and perhaps some hubris that led to her loss. In the imperfections or self and world it is a reach, not always a grasp.There is always something more ahead. To cease the reaching is to lose what can be. more »