NASA Officials Hold Press Briefing Detailing The Boeing Starliner Departure

On Wednesday, NASA Officials held a press briefing to answer further questions on the Starliner departure.

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[aljohnson]

Where’s the proud Boeing reps? Oh.. wait… they’re busy with DEI meeting right now. Priorities!

[beartrap]

Hope they can get the chunk of junk far enough away from the space station. So not to have it slam back into the space station 🤞Trying to correct a catastrophe sometimes creates a catastrophic catastrophe. No longer the Boeing of the 60-70s No more NASA tax dollars to Boeing…

[johnbuchman]

How much training on SpaceX's Crew Dragon have Butch and Suni taken?

[michaelsnodgrass]

Why haven’t Boeing representatives been a part of these briefings? Especially the first one where it was announced that Starliner would be coming back autonomously?

[awesomegilly]

Why do these people look all dead ? Why is the audio so bad ?? This is Boeing and they even cant perform good audio??

[thebaconchannel]

Ya'll figure yet how to get that tin can you call a space craft back yet?

[zqviwfm]

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