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Stranded Astronauts Adapt to Extended ISS Stay After Boeing Setback
September 13 2024, 09:52 PM • 441 viewsBoeing Machinists Launch Massive Strike, Rejecting New Contract Offer
September 13 2024, 04:38 AM • 2223 viewsBoeing Starliner Returns Empty After Troubled Mission to ISS
September 7 2024, 08:07 AM • 325 viewsNASA Extends Astronaut Mission as Helium Issues Plague Space Industry
September 7 2024, 07:59 AM • 155 viewsBoeing Starliner's Uncrewed Return Marks Setback in NASA Partnership
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August 26 2024, 10:34 AM • 948 viewsNASA Opts for SpaceX Over Boeing for Astronaut Return Mission
August 24 2024, 08:24 PM • 1458 viewsNASA Faces Crucial Decision on Astronaut Return Amid Safety Concerns
August 22 2024, 04:53 PM • 5767 viewsBoeing's Persistent Manufacturing Issues Exposed in NTSB Hearings
August 11 2024, 12:10 PM • 1182 viewsNASA Considers SpaceX Backup for Starliner Astronaut Return
August 7 2024, 05:50 PM • 1309 viewsStranded Astronauts Adapt to Extended ISS Stay After Boeing Setback
Astronauts Wilmore and Williams discuss challenges of unexpected prolonged space mission. Originally slated for 8 days, their stay may extend to 8 months due to Boeing Starliner issues.
Boeing Machinists Launch Massive Strike, Rejecting New Contract Offer
Boeing faces major setback as machinists overwhelmingly vote to strike, rejecting a substantial pay increase offer. The walkout could cost the aerospace giant $1 billion weekly, further complicating its recovery from recent crises.
Boeing Starliner Returns Empty After Troubled Mission to ISS
Boeing's Starliner spacecraft completed a problematic mission, returning to Earth without astronauts due to technical issues. NASA's decision to keep the crew on the ISS marks a setback for Boeing's space program.
NASA Extends Astronaut Mission as Helium Issues Plague Space Industry
NASA prolongs astronauts' ISS stay due to Boeing Starliner's helium leaks. SpaceX's Polaris Dawn mission faces delays. Industry grapples with persistent helium-related challenges in spacecraft and rockets.
Boeing Starliner's Uncrewed Return Marks Setback in NASA Partnership
Boeing Starliner capsule set for uncrewed return from ISS due to safety concerns. NASA opts for SpaceX to bring astronauts home, raising questions about Starliner's future operational status.
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NASA Opts for SpaceX Over Boeing for Astronaut Return Mission
NASA chooses SpaceX's Dragon capsule over Boeing's Starliner for astronaut return, citing safety concerns. The decision extends the astronauts' stay on the International Space Station from 8 days to 8 months.
NASA Faces Crucial Decision on Astronaut Return Amid Safety Concerns
NASA weighs options for returning astronauts from the International Space Station, balancing safety concerns with Boeing's Starliner against SpaceX's proven Dragon capsule. Decision expected soon.
Boeing's Persistent Manufacturing Issues Exposed in NTSB Hearings
NTSB hearings reveal long-standing manufacturing problems at Boeing, including systemic issues, employee fears, and oversight challenges. New CEO faces urgent tasks to restore trust and address ongoing concerns.
NASA Considers SpaceX Backup for Starliner Astronaut Return
NASA explores using SpaceX's Crew Dragon to return Starliner astronauts from the ISS in 2025 due to ongoing safety concerns. The extended mission highlights challenges in Boeing's spacecraft development.