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[rossc.ferraro]

They can no longer charge outrageous prices for a very bad product.

[kents]

Boeing adopted the McDonnell Douglas business model and immediately began to fail. Boeing has become an embarrassment to American ingenuity and quality.

[theelephantintheroom]

Back in the day everyone doubted SpaceX could ever compete with Boeing's space program 😂

[DoEverything]

Boeing Has Given Up On Starliner…❌
Everyone Has Given Up On Starliner…✔️

[ednitsche]

Taxpayers should get their money back for the star liner. Billions spent, nothing that can be used in return

[Urufu-san]

Good thing 33, 000 Boeing employees have bargained for an accumulated 36% raise over the next 4 years plus a 12, 000$ one time bonus… Guess the lay offs will start shortly.

[stormyridgegirl]

No, the crew dragon 2nd stage had a small mis-timing on the deorbit burn, so it dropped slightly out of zone in the Pacific ...

[phillm]

At 5 billion per launch, the SLS is irrelevant in today’s reusable launch systems.

[T_Mo]

It's going to be very interesting if Elon ends up running the very department whose aviation agency regulates his own company.

[TheTurbinator]

Thank you for minimizing your use of vocal fry. The videos are much more satisfying to listen to 😊

[michaelreid]

I think Neutron could get to orbit before New Glenn.

[DerekS-gz]

Who in their right mind would want Boeing's space division.

[jpeterd]

Every single spacecraft I have ever seen reentering with four parachutes 3 will open first followed by the fourth. It's possible to get all four to open exactly at the same time there's hundreds of little variables that make it unlikely.

[Randy-hd]

Space travel is no easy task to accomplish anytime there will be plenty of disappointment and failures

[Playtime-ep]

That’s a shame Space X needs competition.

[michaeldemarco]

The booster landing anomaly might’ve been because this was the launch leader? This booster has been launched more than anything else and maybe 23 launches is the limit?

In the fourth parachute issue is happened before . It only highlights the fact that SpaceX wanted to use three parachutes and NASA force them to use four. SpaceX was right and NASA was wrong. The ship only requires three parachutes and the fourth one can’t grab enough air to stay inflated.

[CYBRLFT]

Elon’s about to make it a lot better for all the rocket companies thanks to DOGE hahah. This will be awesome. Let em all fly!

[Enjgine]

Weird video. The parachute is not even a problem. It's normal behaviour. The landing failure isn't even bad news. They have been landing hundreds of times for years. They have a single failure and it's troubling and problematic?. When any other company on earth can land a booster, then we could talk about that. Then we have two upper stage problems. These are the real concern, but that is what the high safety record SpaceX upholds shows. They have an internal cargo mission fail to reach altitude and it's considered newsworthy. They're the only private company going to space.

[timlong]

One lagging chute inflation is not considered an anomaly.

[mikeg]

Good, put the money into fixing the planes