Boeing Starliner Software New Big Trouble: Can't Return Without Crew...The consequences of Starliner failing on its way home with astronauts on board would be disastrous for both Boeing and NASA.===
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Boeing Starliner Software New Big Trouble: Can't Return Without Crew...
The longer the Boeing Star liner stays in space, the less likely it is to RETURN.
This is understandable for a vehicle that is inherently riddled with potential problems like the Star liner. In addition to helium leaks and thruster failures,
NASA recently discovered ANOTHER PROBLEM with the vehicle related to flight software. This new issue contributes to a NIGHTMARE for the agency, affecting not only the Star liner's ability to return, and the safety of astronauts, but also derailing NASA's rigorous internal schedule. Find out everything in today's Techmap episode. Boeing Starliner Software New Big Trouble: Can't Return Without Crew...But before we begin, let's subscribe to the channel to stay up-to-date with the latest space news. (Delay)
On June 1, SpaceX announced Starship Flight 4 would be delayed from June 5 to 6 for unknown reasons. It's a coincidence that Boeing Star liner's crew flight test would launch on June 5. This raises a big question about the connection between the two events: Is Starship delayed because of the Star liner launch?More than two months later when Star liner is about to end its mission, another delay on SpaceX's vehicle likely happens. The unfortunate vehicle this time is the Dragon spacecraft that is going to be part of the Crew 9 mission.
Some sources said that NASA is planning to significantly slip Crew 9 from August 18 to September 24 due to the ongoing issues on the stranded Star liner. Boeing Starliner Software New Big Trouble: Can't Return Without Crew...
As of August 6, the Boeing Star liner has been in space for over two months. Meanwhile, NASA management has still been in deep discussion about whether to call for an alternative craft, SpaceX Dragon to rescue the crew or let the misfiring Star liner capsule do it as usual.
Boeing's spacecraft showed a lack of reliability before launch, as a small helium leak was detected in the spacecraft’s service module.
Helium is used in spacecraft thruster systems to allow the thrusters to fire and is not combustible or toxic. ===
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