Two astronauts remain in limbo after 50 days in space
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- After weeks of troubleshooting and recent tests meant to replicate the issues plaguing Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft, NASA and Boeing officials still aren’t ready to name a return date for the two astronauts piloting the vehicle on its inaugural crewed test flight. CNN’s Kristin Fisher reports. #CNN #News
Boeing has turned into a national embarrassment…
It's space, so does it count as a galactic failure
That’s what happens when the Government cuts regulations
The "Trump" of aerospace companies ...
I just got off of a Boeing 777 from Honolulu, gee it must be a miracle I'm still alive! G.T.F.O!🤡
nasa can't inhabit space without Russia or China, I'm sure they did what the Nixon administration said they did.
Imagine being stuck in space and NASA wants you to ride a Boeing back to earth, sounds like a horror movie
Your hired
They are on the space station with six other astronauts and plenty of food
"If it's Boeing, I'm not going anywhere... I'm stuck in space."
lmao
The Ford of space.
“If it’s Boeing, I’m not going“. Our new slogan
😂
They're lucky they survived the journey.
The main problem with the Starliner is the same as every other Boeing product; some manager in the boardroom said "If we replace these components with these cheaper components, then we save a lot of money and we will get bigger bonuses this year."
Boeing: “Oh, sorry, we forgot about the return-part of the mission. I hope the two guys up there have travel insurance.”
They're actually waiting for one of their engineers to find the problem...
Returns require an extra fee.
@@geodive5542 some engineers at Boeing likely brought up the problem before it was launched but they were immediately fired and all documentation about the problem was destroyed. Every other engineer aware of the problem kept their mouth shut.
Can’t they just spawn back or no?
Not the first time they forgot about the return part. -Laika
8 months later. First baby conceived in space
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Already happened years ago.
If she wasn't friendly I'd have had to have thrown several out after 50 days
I thought as much. Feeling sorry for sunitas husband 😂
They are stuck. When you call someone to fetch you because your car broke down you are stuck.
There is a ride waiting for them in reserve at all times.
They are not stuck.
@@TheWebstaff When you can't drive home because you don't know if your car's engine will last long enough to get you there, it's reasonable to say you are stuck. Sure, you can call a friend to pick you up, but for now, you are stuck.
@@andrewd7112 Their car can still get them home.
@@TheWebstaff no thats someone elses ride. only 3 seats
@@1ron0xideif that was the case, they'd be home. Shut your mouth.
We're not stuck. We just can't come back.
💀I accidentally read the '50 days' as 50 years
Same thing.
@@allansun2510no shit
Lmao that's hilarious all jokes aside bring them home safe soon
Boeing was about 4 years behind on this project so they rushed the launch to save face. Result.......a disaster.
which face?
@@riskinhos Pick one... all of them are beyond saving
Boeing was always a disaster. I just made the same comment and it was flagged as hate speech and removed. Boeing mad ????
Not a disaster. A disaster is much much worse. This is an embarrassment and a huge inconvenience. The astronauts are safe and fine and will come home.
@@c0mputer but they have had near vehicle failures in the unscrewed test. A complete mess
This should be bigger news, why is no one worried?
they are safe on the ISS.
Why is no one worried? Lol, classic. Some of us have our own problems buddy.
Because the whole rest of the world - outside of self-annointed "greatest country in the world"+"leader of the [un] free world" aka USA - knew from long before the launch that allowing a Boeing spacecraft to launch was going to be a total and utter disasterous fiasco.......given the fiasco that Boeing clearly was *within* Earth.
@@jerryl.913 have you been on the ISS for 6 months didn't think so.
It's Boeing. It's a HUGE difference between a week and 50 days.
and its not a problem up there
17/18 of the thrusters work, no other problems
this is still ridiculous
They sed weeks ago they could not live on space station this long now they blame a broken handle on the fact the out house was packed to the brim. Pee? And poop? From American side I bet in Russia today they make big jokes and drink vodka and fight a bear or two then beat up a Ukrainian. Haha.
your comment is extremely racist towards calendars.
You don't know the new Boeing calendar?
Manager of NASA's commercial crew program: 'Boeing's engineering team is currently working on cracking the complex mystery between a week and 50 days.'
Apparently, the same folks who can't quite manage a 737 Max software update or a Starliner docking are now tackling... the calendar. We'll need more time-maybe they’ll figure it out before the next leap year!
Stuckliner undocking? Probably in 2077🤷♂
Astronauts are amazing in their mental strength. Imagine being stranded up there.
Dude, send me up get me outttttta here lol. I can't take society xD the obesity, and degeneracy is to much. I also ain't a big fan of working 60 hours for 1400$ a week lol. Legit have time to eat and sleep, just to go right back in to work lol
@@AaronYeomans-u2rright lmao send me up there too
Yea hanging upside down and doing a live interview is ballsy
The same compagny which airplane doors and engines detaches mid-air ... and their whistleblowers mysteriously die in car accidents ...
That's not a sentence.
At least get the facts right lol. An engine falling off the plane has not happened in a long while, and that's usually due to maintenance issues from the airline.
@@blkMafiaManThis had nothing to do with Alaska Airlines maintenance department it was all down to Boeing and it’s outsourcing of quality control to Spirit AeroSystems to increase profits. Alaska Airlines flight 1282s plug door failing was due to not having the bolts installed at the Boeing factory. Boeings Stan Deal and Dave Calhoun both apologised for the failing of quality control and took full responsibility to bolster inspections and increase QC checks. Boeing were reassessing the deal with Spirit AeroSystems bringing inspection and maintenance back in-house. So yes the OP is correct, as for engines disconnecting in flight the year is only half way through so plenty of time left for Boeing to surprise us. As for StayLiner no matter how you sugar coat it it’s a piece of shite! And to think Boeing kicked up a fuss when SpaceX were chosen by NASA as the other Commercial crew provider. Boeing complained that they had years of knowledge and design heritage and SpaceX was the inexperienced new boy with no heritage?🤨Wow! Imagine if it was just Boeing we would be still waiting for Astronauts to fly on a US built ship to the ISS. Held ransom by greedy Boeing and still paying nearly 90million dollars a seat on Soyuz.
No thanks!
@@blkMafiaMan in 1992, above the Amsterdam / Schiphol area, an El-Al 747 had just taken off when one of the engines ripped itself off the wing and in doing so took out the other engine on that wing. The plane crashed into two large apartment buildings, killing 43 people.
@@blkMafiaMan5/25/79 AA 191
This is terrifying... I would be up there trying my best not to lose my mind… smh, get these guys home immediately NASA
Why Musk talking about sending people to mars is freaking joke. They still can’t get the baby steps right after decades of doing so.
NASA can't admit it blew over 4 billion dollars on a space paper wieght.😂
paperweights hold things down, stayliner kinda doing the opposite😇
@@tonyug113 I don't know, it seems to be holding down Boeing's hopes for the future.
Don't worry, they have blown $23 billion to $29.5 billion on Orion.
it's not a paperweight. it can blow up spectacularly and kill people.
They've blown a lot more on the SLS which was obsolete before anyone even thought of it.
Boeing is a case study on what happens to a company when all you care about is executive bonuses and shareholder value.
Boeing should fire their MBA managers and replace them all with engineers.
I've degrees in both. Business and Engineering. 🖕🏻🖕🏼🖕🖕🏽🖕🏾🖕🏿
whenever I see these comments I feel fullfilled I'm going engineering
The moment u took mba u disgraced engineering @FourDollaRacing
@@FourDollaRacing You will be a $h!t manager then , business degrees poison the mind with entitlement.
@@FourDollaRacing no you don't, you're a DEI hire.
the best thing they can say (and should say) is 'no, we cannot say for sure they'll be returning on the starliner. our priority is astronauts' safety, not Boeing's reputation'
Yes, this is exactly what I have been waiting to hear. Developing better 'rationals' is a fallacy many if not most companies today fall into that often leads to direct harm or death. I know this to be true first hand in the medical device industry, and the regulating agency (FDA instead of NASA) has the same problem of prioritizing the protection of the shareholder and company reputation over the safety of the individuals most likely to be affected. Gaslighting is the rule not the exeption in the world today - it is time the citizens wake up and demand more from their governments. *edited for missing space
Agreed I mean no guarantee Space X wouldn’t have launch issues as well so don’t want to end up cutting it fine on time asking for help at the last minute
F9 is always ready. Maybe they should be asking for an emergency rate.
They are so reluctant to ask spacex to save their ass lol
Or, the Russians.
If SpaceX rescues the 2 astronauts, Boeing credibility as a space launching company dies. It's like finding out your soul mate and mother of your children was a working as a escort for the past 30 years.
@@OzSpud72Or Marvin Martian
@@OzSpud72 What is the priority? Billion-dollar company or the lives of 2 astronauts? I wonder
@@steyefong590 Saving Boeing is more important. $170 Billion dollar company employing 170,000 people. 2 astronauts in space if they die won't affect more than 10 people. 170,000 people losing jobs in Portland would be detrimental to millions that benefit 2nd tier in the airline industry.
Tell them not to hurry. It's a mess down here
Please get them back in time to vote blue💙💙💙
@@hakonberg8003 Astronauts are allowed to vote from spache.
@@hakonberg8003Fuck blue and fuck red
@@hakonberg8003 sheep
So again, they can’t come back when they were originally scheduled, or anytime in the foreseeable future, but they’re “not stuck”, they’re definitely not stuck. At least that’s what NASA has been insisting for the past month or so. Is this not gaslighting?
Yes.
They are not stuck because there is always the possibility to get them back with a dragon capsule or a Soyuz if it is necessary, they are giving Boeing time to save face I guess...
What’s up with the reporters laughing and joking with smiles on their faces?
exactly its so bizarre
Probably to downplay the situation so they don't cause panic or sow doubt to the masses
Exactly, I was pissed for the same. They’re joking and laughing like its a joke. SHAME
Send up a Dragon. Using a Soyuz would be an even greater embarrassment.
Never forget the USSR invented space flight
@@texajp1946 technically the German V-2 was the first man made object to cross the line into space in its ballistic flight. USSR just copied the tech they stole.
@@Lisa-vd5vusame as the yanks. USA space program is a German science program.
@@Lisa-vd5vu ussr invented manned space flight and were first people and satellite in space, usa took all the Nazi from germany and put them in govenrment and started nato
Indeed but that's because the allies were invested in making nukes.
Which someone gave to the USSR...
Sharing is caring!
This is the nicest “oh crap” reporting I have ever listened to. They should hire these three during the nuclear war.
I went to public school, But even I can tell they are stuck!!
if you had went to school in a civilised and developed country instead of going in ameritardia you would also know why they are stuck
@@riskinhos If you had gone to a school where you learned verb tenses, you wouldn't be making a fool of yourself dissing someone else's education.
@@blindleader42 I think you are both wrong. America is number one in all aspects of modern society. 11 Aircraft carrier groups and 7000 nuclear missiles grants America the right to rule the world.
@@OzSpud72 WTF are you talking about? I didn't say anything about any country. I just...
Oh, never mind. I can't waste my time on someone who can't read with comprehension.
@@blindleader42 unlike you that speaks less than 1 language I speak 7 fluently. english is not my first. if you think you are smart by making such remark you are just showing how stupid you are
“Can you stay late today? We could use the extra help.”
I keep telling them to install mcas. It never fails to bring a Boeing back to earth
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😅😅
Wow that's brutal.
DARK xD your my friend now
I'm sure that dude's wife is like" Get him back now or at least get HER back!"
A national embarrassment
No, just a Boeing embarrassment. We have other options. For some reason, we keep thinking of the Boeing’s glory days back when they were a high school football star even though all they do is suck now. Time for a break up.
Don't worry, China will certainly chase you America 😉.
No. 1 no more
Boeing spent $5.6 billion on developing a one way spaceship. SpaceX spent half that and have numerous successful launches and returns of crew. Apart from NASA and the astronauts’ families, can’t imagine the stockholders of Boeing are too impressed.
The stock holders are the reason Boeing is as it is.
@@kiwidiesel Ultimately, I agree with you. It;’s obviously taking too long for them to act in their own interests.
I'm honestly shook how well Boeing stocks are handling, considering the numerous blunders they made. I'm just wondering when will enough be enough till people realise Boeing should be totally reformed.
Boeing.... 🤡
are you not scared? 😂 do you know what boeing does to their critics and whistle blowers?
@@DedesFewscres oops... good point
@@wasupmike22be careful mate. They can buy the law😉
That is one of my worst nightmares being stuck in space so far from earth.
Boeing to astronauts; 'ok, take a short piece of duct tape and put it over the chewing gum.....'
Lol. Apollo 13
@@elijahheyes9061 wasn't there a movie called "marooned" where they were stuck in space....1970s
@@keithcaldwell207 Lol. I don't know that one Keith
@@elijahheyes9061 if they just had some baling wire....
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A 7 day mission turned into a 50 day mission!? There's a big problem... trust me
Imagine if NASA had the same budget as the Military.
1 trillion or 1.5 trillion with CIA, NSA, and so on.
We'd have large bases on the moon and Mars by now. Probably two space stations in orbit and a third around Mars.
I've been saying for decades NASA would have a much much larger budget if they spent their money wiser.
Failure begets failure.
Imagine if they had 10% of that budget.
And america would go bankrupt ..
I am all for science ,but nation's security is much more important currently
This has to be the scariest thing you can think of happening to you
Her hair wasn't like that until she found out the ship was a Boeing product.
That's a good one. 🙂👍
Well done!
That guy must take 10 cold showers a day! Houston!
Wow, that 3 minutes of speculating about astronaut pee was SUPER informative and totally valuable content. Glad the news had heeded the lessons from the past 9 years and started delivering accurate and informative information
NASA knows that if this drags on and they were to launch a special SpaceX mission to bring these astronauts back to Earth, it would be game over for Boeing. They will keep them up on the Space Station for months more, if necessary.
Nailed it.
But the Falcon9 rockets are now under FAA investigation, so... a Soyuz might be the only option, strangely enough.
@@SystemBD The Falcon 9 is the most successful rocket in the history of rockets. The FAA is doing a standard review because of an issue that occurred with it on its last flight. It has launched 364 times with only 2 in-flight failures (over 99% success rate). It will be flying again real soon.
Or heaven forbid, the Russians.
Elon was told not to post anything on X regarding this Boeing fuck up. Boeing is hanging on a thread from collapsing. All the short cuts and false safety certification processes are coming to light. Boeing is currently valued at $160 Billion employing 170000 workers. It would be a huge economic and social blow to Portland. Boeing have lost contracts already from major airlines for around 300 planes.
Dave Calhoun the Boeing CEO makes $32.8 million. He can afford to personally charter a space x launch to fly the astronauts back.
I don’t think they are in limbo, I think they are stranded in space. The Boeing capsule is not safe or their return.
A famous Rolls Royce quote comes to mind. “Rolls Royce do not break down sir. They just fail to proceed…” Or something like that!🤣
Missiom was supposed to last a week but have been there for 50 days now... They's definitely stuck.💯
NASA, July 1969: “one small step for man…”
NASA, July 2024: “bags of astronaut urine…”
Gilligan's Island in space? 🙂
Reality show version Gilligan's Island 2.0
@cactustree505 I came to Comments just for this. Disney/NetFlix/Universal, etc. You reading this?
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilligan%27s_Planet
😂😂😂
Could you elaborate?
Worst nightmare situation. Worse then stuck in the ocean
Nah I'll take stuck in space than stuck deep n ocean pitch black big ass sea creatures everywhere nah im good lol
@@daboiii7822 same thing in space except for the creature part for now 😮
@@someone9457 may have good aliens out der waiting for u with knowledge an powers may have a transmitter with every language so we can talk 👽👽 ain't none of that in the ocean lolllll
A week long excursion turns into 50 days? I’m guessing NASA puts years worth of food, oxygen and supplies onboard?
Gilligan's Station
Don't need food when you're on a soundstage. J / K
Come home soon, safe and happy heroes!
I agree. A week but suddenly 50 days in "orbit." How stupid does CNN think we are?
According to a search, they normally have six months worth of supplies, and get resupplied roughly every two months. Needless to say, two extra astronauts for a few weeks is not a problem whatsoever. If the stores were kept that low they'd starve while waiting for a second launch to be attempted if a single resupply launch should fail.
+lateare, writes _" I’m guessing NASA puts years worth of food, oxygen and supplies onboard?"_
Nah, they'll just have Space-X do a DoorDash with a Dragon Capsule.
Wishing the astronauts well. Very difficult situation.
Yes, our "thoughts and prayers" go out to the victims of corporate negligence.... that'll work! 🙄
What other way can they get home if they’re not technically stuck up there, a zip line?
Magnets
Better 'Stuckliner' than 'Flatliner'...
Or Starburst.
Yiiiikkesss… hopping on board a Boeing, knowing, it’s a direct flight into space is a crazy career move.
How Pathetically Incompetent. When will the CEO of Boeing be held Accountable?
Well, one of them already had to step down. The one in there now hasn't been on the job that long, but I assume he'll need to step down too.
@@cherryjuice9946Nobody in Washington State is Accountable for Squat
Boeing is in an industry where it is a complete Monopoly, you just can’t treat them and their personnel like any other company, they will do tons of mistakes willingly or unwillingly an they will still being solicited everywhere because they are just the masters of their craft and industry , all Americans officials fly on Boeing aircrafts including the President, also the military depend heavily on them
@@cherryjuice9946 😅
@@cherryjuice9946 can you say you are FIRED? No stepping Down with his Fat Pay Out for his Incompetence. Zero Tolerance for this CEO’s Incompetence. How Pathetic.
I'm thinking; someone should swallow their pride and ask SpaceX for a lift.
50 days?...she swallowing somthing
They can always hitch a ride with Santa at Christmas!
How is this not on the news here? lol
Will they receive overtime payment? Is there an astronaut union to protect their rights? 😂
At this point I would be worried about life insurance to make sure their families are taken care of.
But the dues are sky high ...
not yet but one day there will be.
Well, they signed a contract with Boeing so….
@@alexshank1414 you don't always get what you pay for, but you always pay for what you get...
“Butch” and “Suni” (Sundance) praying it doesn’t end like in the movie.
I feel like I am watching the movie “DONT LOOK UP” we have a pair of stranded astronauts who’s timer runs out in September and the tv personalities are jovial with laughter 😆 what even
Up for a week.... suddenly 50 days later.,.how much food did they take for a week? So the food they took for a week suddenly stretched out to 50 days.... really? Guess you don't need a week's food supply for 50 days in a Hollywood studio
Yeah wtf?
They are in the International Space Station, a craft that has been continuously occupied by humans for decades
Maybe they sent them up with ozempic so they won't want to eat.
The ISS is equipped with enough supplies to last a full complement up to a year and Progress and other Supply Missions are continuously flying in set Rythms. Increasing these Rythms would not be a major issue but is probably unnecessary
A wise rapper told me!! If it's up there, it's stuck there 🤦🏿♂️
The company that is union breaking and outsourcing to India, while being able to pay a CEO 32.7million per year promissed us that the spacecraft and aircraft branches are completely seperate parts of the company and that we had nothing to worry about with the Starliner. I guess the problems aren't stemming from two departments individually. Who does that leave? Guess they better call Musk.
Musk is also a union buster. Which is fine with me, tbh.
@@dannyarcher6370he's never rejected a union he actually got in trouble for calling for a Union vote
Remember it's illegal to be against unions or pro unions as CEO. It's the workers choice
He's not a Union buster
DON'T GO UP IN A SPACECRAFT - That is named after a Bouncing Ball "BOEING..."
Well at least they managed to get them from space to limbo. That’s progress!
This puts a whole new context to a flight delay
NASA: Boeing, we have a problem.
Boeing: And? We call that Tuesday.
I demand SpaceX get immediate approval to bring them home.
Like now!
The 2 astronauts, "Um Houston, can't you just strap a couple booster rockets on a GMC and send it up here, please?"
I think we all know they'd send a Toyota.
A man and woman marooned in space for 50 plus days ... oh what could possibly happen ... a bit of romance in zero gravity ...❤
It was supposed to be a 3 hour tour !
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Dude has Maryanne on board Id accidentally bump controls a bit too!
Those two sure look happy up there....
Likely the over time they are getting.
They should be able to build a tennis court next to their Olympic sized pool.
do they look like they're hanging upside down?
I hope they don’t ran out of fuel or battery.
They have either until they run out of water for O2 or until the sun runs out
I really hope they get back home safely. Space is a horrible place to die.
Please don’t sweat us w/ another Apollo 13.
I don’t want to see another Columbia disaster trying to bring them back home. 😢
It was always said, that the mission might get extended if everything works out
"We haven't worked on them a whole bunch, but we kind of know what our contingencies are". This is what passes for mission planning at NASA these days?
I think it is more what passes for public relations in NASA - poor attempt at political juggling, and not a representation of reality I'd reckon
I would assume that they are already in contact with SpaceX and have a back-up date planned for a Dragon launch. If not, then NASA is just as incompetent as Boing 😩
Is it possible that they are refusing to ride back on starliner?
More transparency please
The last time someone asked Boeing for transparency, they removed a door plug.
We never went to the moon. Space is not what you think
‘It’s like being on a vacation’
That’s the dumbest thing I’ve heard on the news in quite some time.
Has the GOP managed to blame Kamaia Harris for the stranded spacecraft yet?
Add Mark Kelly and they'll build some flimsy connection.
If the laughing memes do not stick,,,,, yes, yes they will
The Vice President is the head of NASA.
F the GOP and F the Democrats. All I know is that everyone that screamed death to America and burned the US flag are voting for Kamala Harris. That is what should scare everyone.
@@craftpaint1644 It's not owned by NASA. It's the property of a private concern called "Boeing".
GOP might blame either one of the Indians. Sunita Williams (the astronaut) or Kamala.
bro you'd have a better chance if you literally just free dived with a parachute.
Boeing says the capsule is fine, the problem is trying to talk those two into getting back inside it.
Video meme I am surprised I have not seen. Jim Lovell's son asking "was it the door" from "Apollo 13", whenever a UA-camr starts to discuss Boeing's Starliner problems.
Just send the damn Dragon up and let the Starliner float off to deep space.
All I know it takes a psycho to sign up for this…not just taking the chance to get stuck in space but imagine the unbearable stench lol…not like you can air the place out🤢
This is first I've heard of this story. How reckless can they get, not even a plan b in place. How many weeks supplies are left between all of them ?? Hope they get medals after this !!!! 💜💜
It was just recently announced they're going to try hot firing the thrusters while attached to the ISS.
All the space nerds are WTFing as hard as possible right now.
Going to rip a gapping hole in the docking station and blow them all into space. Didn't russia accidently activate thrusters while docked?
@@jtjames79 Hope they got plenty of underwear, lol 🤣🤣
I flew Boeing aircraft for 40 years and the saying was if it ain't Boeing I ain't going. Now it's if it's Boeing I ain't going. I refuse to get on ANY aircraft with DEI and manufacturing issues.
Time for Space X to use a Falcon-9 to send a Crew-Dragon Capsule up as an Uber.
Falcon 9 just had its first launch failure on 11th July. 20 satellites were lost. Maybe asking the Chinese would be a better option.
@@kamsunleong6648 Space X has a much better launch success record than the Chinese. In fact the Falcon 9 failure is big news _because_ of how successful their launches have been. A true: Man bites dog situation.
@@kamsunleong6648Now they've launched several more times already, they're quick at fixing issues.
2030 Headlines "SpaceX ISS Deorbit Mission Delayed Once Again as NASA and Boeing Continue to Study How to Bring Starliner Astronauts Home".
Prolonged time in a weightless environment is very damaging to the human body.
No astronaut should ever be sent into space unless there's a special rescue ship and crew always on standby.
Longest stay on the ISS was 371 days.
But would the same effects occur if there was gravity?
Is it because of the gravity?
Or the radiation? 🤔. No atmosphere to dampen radiation seems like a way bigger problem than "gravity"
@@ray_donovan_v4 Lack of perceptible gravity causes the bones to become less dense, and muscles waste away. The radiation certainly doesn't help them in the long run.
Say a prayer guys, I hope you they get back home safely. These people aren't really making it seem like they are coming back.
No way, I recognize Sunita Williams. She made a few intriguing videos about her life on the ISS.
Wow! Send up for only a week and than having the opportunity of your life of being up there for nearly two months! „Being stuck“! How great is that!
A refreshing reminder of just how high SpaceX sets the bar. Boeing is years, if not a decade, behind what the crew dragon has achieved numerous times already…. Reliability. It’s a parallel like when watching Lionel Messi play at BFC, he made it look easy until you saw other big names struggle to achieve half as much. SpaceX made taking crews to the ISS and safely returning them easy.😂 It’s not!
Props to SpaceX.
The alpha of space.
Do you ever wonder about the level of 'dirt', fungus, human waste laying around in that tin can? I do!!
If there's something strange
In your Boeing's Starliner
Who you gonna call?
(SpaceX)
If there's something weird
And NASA don't look good
Who you gonna call?
(SpaceX)
[Chorus]
I ain't 'fraid of no Elon
*"They're not stuck. We wanted to bring them home last week but they wanted to stay another couple weeks. Honest!"*
Oh no, who could have possibly guessed this would happen? 🙄
Cry me a river... "You've got to stay for a while longer in a place you've dreamed about being your entire life."
Nice and comforting to see that both are still healthy enjoying lives in space. Hence there is no urgency to bring them back as earth is overcapacity too.
I don’t understand why the media goes easy on Boeing on this issue? The press isn’t pressing.
It feels like NASA and Boeing don't want to admit the Starliner is garbage.