Armageddon (1998 Film) - Space Shuttle Columbia Disaster

Space Shuttle Columbia Disaster

Following the 2003 Columbia disaster, some screen captures from the opening scene where Atlantis is destroyed were passed off as satellite images of the disaster in a hoax. Also, in response to the disaster, FX pulled Armageddon from the night's schedule and replaced it with Aliens.

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