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Columbia Memorial by Ilan Ramon's Rabbi

Rabbi & Advisor to Israel's first Astronaut delivers a powerful message on the runway of Kennedy Space Center at the Columbia Memorial, Feb. 7, 2003. Rabbi Zvi Konikov recounted how Israeli astronaut Ilan Ramon had asked him how he should observe the Jewish Sabbath in space when there is a sunset every 1½ hours, and by that measure, a Sabbath every 10½ hours. "Jerusalem, we have a problem!" said Konikov in a play on the famous words issued by astronaut Jim Lovell during the troubled Apollo 13 mission in 1970. "But Ilan taught us a powerful message: No matter how fast we're going, no matter how important our work, we need to pause and think about why we're here on Earth."