Dear Clockfags, UK anon here. I posted this yesterday in General. The baker notabled it on his own.

Not telling you what to dig, but just leaving this here for you. It is quite timely as the first space shuttle, STS-1, launched on 12APR1981, 40 years ago.

Q post 2679 linked to the NASA website re COUNTDOWN and I found this NASA post dated 5APR2021. In the article they mention a computer software problem which was resolved, after which Columbia STS-1 launched on 12APRIL, which is tomorrow. Cheers fam.

https://www.nasa.gov/feature/40-years-ago-the-countdown-begins-for-sts-1-first-launch-attempt-scrubbed

I think there was that Q pic of the Columbia also but can't recall atm.

>>13407525 (me)

Seems there are some coincidences:

1ST countdown of S(TS1), & 10 who died on Columbia or as a result of an accident on her, is commemorated ON THE FORTY-year anniversary. Seven astronauts died when she broke up in re-entry; three technicians died from an onboard accident.

May be nothing. Happened to be looking at that with Q posts 3313. 3331 and 3113 and their clock/countdown connections. Got the inspiration from reading some clockfag posts here. Cheers and blessings, fam.