Boeing Starliner capsule strand astronauts in space | FOX 5 News

Two astronauts are staying at the international space station longer than they planned while engineers work out some issues with their Boeing Starliner capsule. This, as NASA scrubs Monday's spacewalk due to a spacesuit coolant leak.

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[jrtstrategicapital]

STOP WASTING OUR MONEY ON BOEING! Theyre all crooks!

[James-MV]

We've been building space capsules for something like 64 years. Why are people making excuses for Boeing's screw ups on something that had been figured out with slide rules and pencils in 1960?

[billkaldem]

Wonder if the astronauts are refusing to go in the Boeing capsule? Couldn’t blame them.

[johnfoo]

If Boeing claims to build a rocket that is going to the Mars, you can rest assure that after it's lauched, it's heading towards the sun. 😅😂😂

[oberstleutnant]

Meanwhile China's Chang'e-6 has successfully complete its mission with the landing of the return probe carrying the precious moon rocks.

[alanwang]

$4.6 billion is only enough to buy two astronauts a one-way ticket, and if they return, they will need to pay for the additional ticket.

[skeeterman]

Continue downplaying all these leaks and equipment failures as kinks and “it’s normal” is very dangerous. Has NASA learned nothing? 😮

[海恒黄-er]

Boeing's quality inspection + Indian-made valves, a perfect combination. Now either SpaceX or China can help. Gravity can conceive a second sequel.

[bayernvoeller]

NASA - ' we will be experimenting the possibility of 'human mummification' in Space '

[SillySausage-mqso]

Boeing needs more cash, spending to much on hitmen :(

[kenji-xjft]

Boeing must be using harbor freight tools

[maggieliu]

The United States' space program is so advanced that it could consider helping two American astronauts take a taxi back to Earth.

[Kai-icmp]

From what I heard the part that caused the leak was made in India! U.S. usually gets that part from China but due to those sanctions they have to get it someplace else, I guess they chose India…….

[johnnyfreedom]

Haven't you learned by now, if it's a boeing, don't get in it! I'm taking a cross-country flight at the end of the week, I made damn sure they promised me I wouldn't be on a Boeing! I'd like to make it to the family reunion!!

[tstahler]

At what point do we start seriously looking at whats going on with Boeing?
They've been building quality aircraft for 100 years. Now all of the sudden they can't build anything.

[scrumplydumply]

BRUH, "we just gotta work the kinks out" what tf is that lmao

[neilfrasersmith]

'Lost In Space', might make a good TV show.

[MichaelJolySr]

I find it amazing that Boeing and NASA would put the lives of the astronauts at risk! I’m guessing it’s so expensive to put Starliner in space they didn’t want to waste money testing the starliner any more than they had to!

[ag]

This could be the theme behind a new TV Series. There used to be a show called Lost in Space. The new show could be about Stuck in Space.

[waymanbell]

I wouldn't be surprised if those two Astronuts weren't Whistleblowers! They may Never be allowed to return as long as Boeing has a say in it!