It's over! What SpaceX Dragon Just Did Completely Humiliated Boeing Starliner...

It's over! What SpaceX Dragon Just Did Completely Humiliated Boeing Starliner...
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It's over! What SpaceX Dragon Just Did Completely Humiliated Boeing Starliner...
Nearly 5 billion dollars is the amount Nasa wasted on Boeing to develop the CST-100 Starliner spacecraft for the Commercial Crew Program.
10 years is the time we've been waiting for the first Starliner crewed test flight.
What a terrible waste of resources!
Meanwhile, with less funding and half that time, SpaceX Crew Dragon has done extraordinary things and become Nasa's powerful right hand.
It's a shame that a company with a history of more than 100 years was easily defeated by a 22-year-old startup that was ridiculed from its early days.
Even Boeing's humiliation has recently been pushed to a higher level as SpaceX Dragon continues to mark new history.
It over! SpaceX Crew Dragon Just completely humiliated Boeing Starliner...
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[HowDareUbuddy]

Its not called "Humiliation", its called being caught at their 30 Billion scam against the taxpayers.

[donscheid]

The truly amazing thing is SpaceX has done so in spite of having business, political, and social enemies that spread doubt and use official channels to hinder progress.

[johncampbell]

Boeing lost its way when the top execs were replaced by bean counters in stead of engineers.

[johnnya]

I worked on the maneuvering thrusters on the Boeing capsule for years. Seeing the slow progress and inefficiencies on that one small part of the program was very frustrating. The politics, bureaucracy and poor management was frustrating and the reasons why NASA has a hard time making things happen in a cost and time effective manner. Just like the rest of our government.

[williamburroughs]

Starliner sounds more and more like a cash cow everyday and it seems that Boeing is going to milk it for all that it's worth.

[denniswilding]

The longer the more money the Gov gets to pass around

[jedisdad]

Boeing strayed from its roots and became a company driven by finance people who put stock performance above ENGINEERING, QUALITY, and INNOVATING.

Starliner, 737max, and who knows what will be the next FAILURE.

[markissboi]

SpaceX is like electricity flick the switch it goes

[merrillalbury]

Present Ike said "beware of the governmental-industrial complex" or words to that effect.

[henkvandenbergh]

Boeing management has a lot of screws loose, or is it bolts? Better check!

[bogeyman]

This admin hate Musk that's why Boeing got away way this nonsense. I hope the hatch doesn't fall off on the first Boeing flight.

[Michael-nfej]

I hope it can fly...it's discouraging ...and too costly. GO SpaceX.

[kensmith]

"Technical problem" is a personnel issue in the engineering department.

[scott]

no incentive when they are someone else's dime

[leorickpccenter]

I would be afraid to ride a Boeing craft... who knows how many bolts are not properly secured 😅

[PietroCozziTinin]

Delays come about because Boeing still is searching for the door bolts that keep it in place.

[cyrillawless]

How can you spend so much money and not get a result. They have built enough aircraft and space craft now it should be just routine.

[ednitsche]

Shouldn’t the taxpayers get their money back from boing?

[YukiNeko-Neko]

I think the Boeing Starliner should be launched WITHOUT a crew. A safety check again from launch to landing needs to be done again, what if someone forgot to tighten a bolt. Its not worth chancing the lives of a crew launch yet.

[RickyD]

I think Nasa needs to let SpaceX call the shots but Nasa can be a backer for SpaceX ???