Boeing Starliner Spacecraft for OFT-2 Departs Processing Facility for Journey to Launch Site

The Boeing Starliner spacecraft for the Orbital Flight Test 2 (OFT-2) uncrewed demonstration mission to the Space Station is departing its processing facility. The spacecraft will be taken to the SLC-41 launch site. Liftoff on an Atlas V rocket is scheduled for no earlier than July 30.

[ironman]

For the SLS rollout, everyone should listen to The Imperial March as it makes its appearance.

[ButterBallTheOpossum]

I'm going to watch the launch live in Florida at Nasa. So excited

[ThomasMaufer]

Thanks for doing this so early! It's about 9:00 - 10:00 a.m. in Europe

[olivermj]

never thought we would see this day again

[btmiller]

considering that the first test flight failed/did not work as planned they should do another one just to make sure the fixes work and not go straight to the space station but hey boeing are a US gov supplier ( friends in very high places )

[wizardnetwork]

Nice Looking New Starliner... I look forward to it's Launch!!!

[geoffreyrose]

Just imagine if SpaceX didn’t exist, people would actually think that this is a success

[davidwilson]

👀. You all are amazing covering everything space

[wmason]

Until Boeing can loft their new spacecraft on top of a reusable rocket, they are no competition for spacex. Their price will stay too high. NASA at some point will have to choose the less expensive provider.

[sinistra_handed_guitarist]

Hmm, wonder where they got the idea to the nose cover hinging from, 😂😂

[royaloilfield]

The yellow vehicle is build in Germany by KAMAG.

[maimino]

The 1960s called, they want their space capsule back.

[KnightRanger]

For some reason I almost would want the Atlas V N22 to fail at about MAX-Q to ease my worry about the launch abort system failing at that point. Somehow I don't trust Boeing simulations.

[davidroberts]

Hi jack beyer that was awesome nice 👍 to see anther space ship 🚀 let’s hope all goes well with star liner David ❤️🇬🇧🚀👍

[wendyhood]

Keep up the great work guys very informative 👍

[UEdgeFan]

Is that the one that failed in 2019 because of an incorrect board time and with a +1.6 billion NASA contract than SpaceX?

[RandomUser]

Thanks for the stream. Sadly no strapped together rented SPMTs in this one :-)

[DumpsterDivingDragon]

72 ' SKID ' DO !!! Can anybody guess what i am referring to ???

[saidlassissi]

The liftoff of <NASA> spaceflight is very good I like

[thesurvivalist.]

Wow spending billions, for slightly upgraded 1960's technology!

This government welfare and waste needs to stop!