Boeing Starliner launch delayed due to Russian module unexpectedly shifting space station

The planned launch of Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft to the ISS on Friday from Florida has been delayed due to the mishap.

[randomboi]

“Pull the lever Kronk”
“Wrong lever!”

[richlo]

Even when Boeing doesn't screw up a trip to the ISS, they are still involved in the screw up. 🤣🤣

[jjt]

yooo this is just like that one game called among us with the imposter trying to kill the crewmates!

[iitzfizz]

And it's been delayed again now because of a valve issue

[patrick]

Wow! Starliner delayed yet again…ok not Boeing’s fault. Godspeed Starliner!!!

[ethanhigley]

After Russia’s history over that past 10 years I don’t trust that that was an accident!

[tiapc]

It is a shame Atlas V needs SRB's. I always feel apprehensive about humans flying on rockets with solid rocket fuel. Maybe Vulcan will have the extra power to not need the SRB's for Starliner? It is a shame the cost of Starliner will cost more than the Russian Soyuz flights per seats.

[larrykstanley]

It’s not NASA has had its hiccups and the Russians have a long track record of dependable hardware.

[Johnnyp]

Did Boeing do some of the software for the Russians?

[kosminuskosminus]

rumor has it starliner has another problem
boeing is the master of shitshow :))))

[QuitYourCryin]

So
Space Russians on the move huh?..good to know.
Good to know..

[SteveSiegelin]

Come on Russia, we've been waiting so long!😂 I'm kind of kidding period as much as I'm happy to starliners finally flying its mission after failed I'm more happy that we have a new science facility on the ISS! Regardless of if Starliner makes it or not SpaceX will make sure we have crew on the International Space Station. I don't know what happened to you Boeing but your company's broken and I would really like to see you succeed! Good luck and we can't blame this one on you.

[oliviawutam]

I appreciate the candor, let's see if they blame the Russians, as usual?