'Boeing LIED! NASA Finally Revealed What Exactly Happened with Boeing Starliner'

Boeing LIED! NASA Finally Revealed What Exactly Happened with Boeing Starliner
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Boeing 0:41
Nasa 5:23
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Boeing LIED! NASA Finally Revealed What Exactly Happened with Boeing Starliner
People often refuse to acknowledge their wrongdoings until they have to pay a price for their actions.
Yes, Boeing, which has built a terrible Star liner spacecraft, is such a case in point.
“We are not stuck in space” has been a favorite Boeing quote when referring to Star liner's current state under its first crew mission.
However, as the Star liner problem worsened with each passing day and cost Boeing millions of dollars a day, the company's confidence plummeted rapidly.
This made them officially admit for the first time their mistakes that left the spacecraft and astronauts stranded in space.
Find out everything in today's Techmap episode.
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Boeing LIED! NASA Finally Revealed What Exactly Happened with Boeing Starliner
Are Butch and Suni really stuck on the space station?
Let's listen to Nasa's latest answer on its website:
"No, Butch and Suni are safe aboard the space station working alongside the Expedition 71 crew. They also have been actively involved in Star liner testing and technical meetings. Butch and Suni could return home aboard Star liner if an emergency arises. The agency also has other return options available, if needed, for both contingency and normal returning planning."
At the time I made this report, it's been 76 days since NASA astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore arrived at the International Space Station. This is significantly longer than the original plan of 8 days. The US space agency argues that this doesn't matter because "a typical stay aboard the International Space Station is about six months, and NASA astronauts also have remained on the space station for longer duration missions.". "Butch and Suni each have previously completed two long-duration stays aboard the station."
Boeing LIED! NASA Finally Revealed What Exactly Happened with Boeing Starliner
More notably, they added that everything was well-prepared
"Previous missions have given NASA volumes of data about long-duration spaceflight and its effects on the human body, which the agency applies to any crew mission."
The astronauts " embark on missions fully aware of the various scenarios that may become reality. This mission is no different, and they understood the possibilities and unknowns of this test flight, including being aboard station longer than planned."
Simultaneously, Nasa reassures the public that the astronauts have all they need on the station including food, clothing, oxygen, personal items, etc. And recently, "a Northrop Grumman Cygnus spacecraft carrying 8,200 pounds of food, fuel, supplies, and science and a Progress resupply spacecraft carrying three tons of cargo arrived at the station. NASA has additional SpaceX resupply missions planned through the end of 2024."
Despite the fact that NASA lets things get out of control, it has insisted that the crew was not stranded, they are safe, and they are enjoying their time. Boeing is also confident in the spacecraft's ability to return and is lobbying officials to allow Star liner to bring astronauts home. However, a recent statement from the troubled contractor suggests they are not as confident as they said.
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[andrewwilkinson]

Boeing is two steps away from blaming the astronauts for something.

[RobertLake-mfqt]

This is NOT how a manned space program should be operated. They say the astronauts are safe; well yes, they are on the station. However, because issues have been identified with Starliner and has taken this amount of time to try to figure things out, the spacecraft is not safe for human use. OK, their space suits are not configured for use with Dragon, then make adapters so they can. Remember Apollo 13 and how problems were solved, and issues were overcome. The blame distils down to NASA. If this is how a space program is to be conducted, then don't bother.

[Iconoclasher]

Boeing should stick to building planes.... wait, they can't do that either! 😂

[alanwilliams]

It would have been cancelled long ago, if those brown envelopes stopped!

[russellbateman]

"They are enjoying their time." Among the amazing skills of our two astronauts is the ability to smile and show no signs of frustration, disappointment or worry. Kudos to Sunita and Butch! Now let's wash the egg off our faces and do what's needed to get them home.

[MikeeeyNZL]

A corporation build on years of trust and respect, ever so slowly being dismantled by incompetent corporate execs, real shame.

[Wolfmots]

Bottom line is they put lives at risk and continue to do so.

[brianfoltz]

Who in their right mind launches a spacecraft with leaking thrusters?

[joshz]

Simple answer to why NASA continues to use Boeing... Congressional kickbacks.

[raceace]

The masses of drones Boeing seem to have to carry their water for them is embarrassing.

[alangriggs]

When Boeing changed directions by listening to BEAN COUNTERS instead of ENGINEERS, things went south for the company.

[geneard]

yeah, they went from being an Engineering Powerhouse to being an MBA driven GREED MACHINE, firing the experienced old hands who demanded systems work 100%, 100% of the time, to "Is it good for my personal stock portfolio and compensation" of the CEO and Board of Directors.

[walterlowe]

No new iinformation. Just a click-bait title.

[edwardwinkowski]

If there wasn’t a problem, the astronauts would be home.

[virginiasorrels]

NASA and Boeing have came up with every lame excuse to cover this up. Next it will be its all Trumps fault. Lol.

[donmullican]

Business majors running tech companies instead of engineers.

[sparkybluefox]

Two words are about to dock: "cluster" and "f*ck" oh NASA would screw that up as sigh.

[StringPassion.]

"Boeing. When you absolutely, positively need to cut costs to the bone. Accept no substitutes."

[shivadasa]

“We are not stuck in space” has become Boeing’s go-to one liner to describe the current situation of having astronauts stuck in space. By “we” he means himself and other Boeing executives.

[peterj]

The extra time on the ISS is providing us a great opportunity look at spin doctors spinning a complete failure.