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...for her bravery and lack of fear, which has allowed us more understanding.
Yes, she paid a price as an individual, but humanity gained much understanding from her bravery.
Should we have stopped manned space exploration after the Apollo 1 disaster?
Because of the higher risk of death in the process of exploration?
I would not say that everyone must accept that level of risk, but I would allow anyone who is brave enough to reach for new knowledge to do so as they please (within certain caveats, provisos, exemptions and reasonable limits of course...yes I hedge...) 
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