The NASA experiences with the Challenger and Columbia disasters suggest that:
A)statistics is not applicable to space endeavors.
B)limited data may still contain important clues.
C)good engineers can eliminate risks in space flight.
D)space flight is only slightly more risky than commercial air travel.

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The NASA experiences with the Challenger and Columbia disasters show that even limited data can provide important clues and that thorough analysis and proper decision-making are crucial in ensuring the safety of space flight.

The NASA Experiences with the Challenger and Columbia Disasters Suggest