Boeing Failure: Starliner spacecraft fails to reach space station

In what was supposed to be a milestone for the US space program, unexpected difficulties have prevented the Starliner Space Capsule from docking with the international space station. The Boeing built capsule was carried into orbit by NASA's Atlas 5 rocket earlier on Friday. Oubai Shahbandar has more on what this setback means for the Trump administration's space plans.
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[johannesweitz]

What did that guy say, "to the stars and beyond" My goodness they cannot even reach the ISS that's approximately 427 kilometers from earth.

[sudarshan]

It's ok. Failures do happen in space exploration. This failure will not only be a lesson to boieng but to other new private space companies as well.

[ShanLiuGBM]

Big advertisement for spaceX over Boeing

[bdunnigan]

Why don't the US, Russia and China work together on space? Oh yes, that would mean working together...silly me!

[tn]

UFO technology is going to save a human being from self-destruction. Did Cernan every put his foot in mouth on Apollo 10.

[kathyinwonderlandl.a.]

Go NASA. You can do this. Just takes a little longer and it will happen. Promise🌟

[hemanshuchudasama]

😂😂😂 America only God can bless America that's right

[martachtman]

A society that votes a lunatic for president, having a hybris that's only painful to look at, is just like the Roman empire in the time of Imperor Nero : about to crash- bound to destroy itself. Sorry. Or...not so sorry😂