GREAT NEWS For Starliner After Astronauts Stranded in Space!

After astronauts were "stranded in space" due to helium leaks and poor performing thrusters, there's finally great news for Starliner! Find out more about the latest developments with Boeing's Starliner spacecraft and astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams.

Find out how SpaceX's Starlink 9-3 second stage failure ties in- and why none of these issues are a major problem - as long as crew safety is paramount.

Though NASA denies this has anything to do with Starliner, it makes sense for NASA to evaluate all their options, even if it's not likely to be needed. (Let's hope)

[00:00] Starliner Struggles
[00:33] The Astronauts
[01:21] Failures
[02:07] Suni and Butch
[03:26] Trust
[03:50] The SpaceX Example

[BoundlessSpace]

Do Butch and Suni know what they’re doing? Would you trust Boeing in their shoes? Are anomalies inherent to spaceflight?

[TD_YT]

The part of Boeing that builds spacecraft is an entirely different organization from the airliner build division.
They have a spacecraft in orbit, it's far better to run tests in space than on the ground, they're going through everything the can while they have the opportunity and the crew is getting to build some valuable space hours (for them). The intent is that the Starliner will be left at the station as a 'lifeboat' the way that the Soyuz are, they're getting good data on having it docked for extended time periods.

[joefirma]

The NEW Butch Cassidy and the Sunshine Kid. Will they be able to go home safe and sound?

[DaveNorthWest]

There only stuck in space because there on the drugs