NASA making 'right decision' with Boeing Starliner: Ex-Astronaut| Morning in America

Former NASA astronaut Jose Hernandez explains why NASA's decision to bring the Boeing Starliner home without Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore is the correct move. Williams and Wilmore will remain at the International Space Station.

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[SofaaKing]

NASA made THE WRONG DECISION sending them up there.

[georgepoitras]

Spacex could Literally launch a dragon in 1 week to pick them up. Why should they be punished? Cheap Ass

[wuji]

Boeing deemed worthy to be given access to 'exotic materials' to study, but can't engineer an aircraft or spacecraft that doesn't have safety issues. Who knew...

[docwillis]

Probably better to be stuck in space than to be stuck on earth.

[C--Hercules]

It can't be that bad being stuck in space with Getty Lee. 😮

[surfingcavachon]

And to think, Boeing made every effort to make this a sole source contract and push out Space X

[samkelomambisa]

I find the spacesuit compatibility issue to be made unnecessarily complicated. Is it just to add to the drama? Just get their sizes/measurements from the other team. Am I missing something? Why would it be so hard to procure the appropriate spacesuits for the astronauts such that there's so much handwringing?

[jackdavis]

Why does the head of Nasa look older than Joe Biden? Maybe thats why we haven't been to the moon in forever.

[hexbinoban]

Soviet [1960] :: We will send Laika First, then Humans
Nasa [2024] :: We wil send Humans First, then Laika

[robroberts]

I know someone has already thought about this but shouldn't spacesuits be made universally compatible?

[BosleyBeats]

Also glad those astronauts get a cruise with a modern craft 😏

[malekalfehaid]

Well you know the saying " if it's a Boeing, I'm staying in F'ing space"

[BosleyBeats]

Huge embarrassment to say the least. I’m glad they have decided to admit they are there till the FEB 2025 window.

Can’t wait to see how the unmanned module will fare after they send the finished automated undock and return sequence.

And lowkey I hope this scraps starliner; it’s been one debacle after the other and we can see that poor QC exists across the Boeing fleet. Time for an audit and over haul

[timkasten]

Ghost ride it down! Better to error on safety!

[michaelfineo]

They need to scrap those space exploration flights and work on issues here on the planet Earth before there's no where to lift off from

[normanbrown]

A BABY TURTLE Is BORN ON LAND, But IMMEDIATELY EXPLORES the SEA. Same Thing For HUMANS & OUTER SPACE.

[lordpimpington]

Lol, Boeing can't keep their doors on in atmosphere, what's gonna happen in space?

[stvwjrh]

its got to smell real bad for them..if they are still alive.

[CaliAAA]

10 bucks says she wigs out like that other female astronaut.

[Max-zvhm]

get these dinosaurs out of positions of power