NASA Is Still All-in on Boeing's Troubled Starliner
Boeing is equally committed to Starliner. According to Stich, CEO Kelly Ortberg has shown great enthusiasm in keeping the program going despite its $2 billion in losses. Boeing is reportedly working with NASA to test Starliner through the summer of 2025; after that, Starliner will likely undergo an uncrewed test flight before carrying humans again.
NASA Won’t Let Starliner Die Just Yet, Even After Boeing’s Space Fiasco
The Starliner saga may not be over just yet. Despite a failed test flight that left a crew stranded in space, NASA still hasn’t given up on Boeing’s ill-fated spacecraft. Starliner may get another chance to transport astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS).
Four astronauts were all smiles Tuesday evening when they splashed down off the Florida coast on a SpaceX Dragon capsule. See ...
After splashing down off the coast of Florida, the latest crew to return from the International Space Station arrived by jet ...
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What’s Next for Boeing Starliner?Spacecraft suffered helium leaks and thruster issues that extended the astronauts’ stay on the International Space Station by ...
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In a Truth Social post on Monday about the Starliner return mission, the president delivered a masterclass in misinformation.
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How NASA's Starliner mission went from 10 days to 9 months: A timelineWilmore and Williams, both former U.S. Navy test pilots, expected to remain in orbit for about 10 days on the mission, which ...
The Starliner and Crew-9 astronauts will now remain in crew quarters at the Johnson Space Center in Houston for a few days to ...
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Astronauts Who Spent 286 Extra Days in Space Earned No Overtime. But They Did Get a $5 a Day “Incidentals” AllowanceWhen Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore launched into space last June, they expected an eight-day test flight aboard Boeing’s ...
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