Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Boeing Starliner astronauts still stuck on ISS as engineers scramble to fix issues: youtu.be/VW6VrRKqzeE
Two NASA astronauts blasted off on June 5th in Starliner's first mission to orbit carrying astronauts, expecting to come back after just eight days. However, due to ongoing issues with Boeing's Starliner, their return has been delayed. With their opportunity to come home narrowing, what are their options now? Also, if you're curious about the effects of spending over a year in space on the human body, keep watching until the end!
After years of setbacks, Boeing's Starliner finally launched its first crewed mission from Florida's Cape Canaveral on June 5. However, during the 25-hour journey, engineers found several issues: five helium leaks, five malfunctioning thrusters, and a propellant valve that didn't close properly.
Boeing Starliner astronauts still stuck on ISS as engineers scramble to fix issues: youtu.be/VW6VrRKqzeE
Two NASA astronauts blasted off on June 5th in Starliner's first mission to orbit carrying astronauts, expecting to come back after just eight days. However, due to ongoing issues with Boeing's Starliner, their return has been delayed. With their opportunity to come home narrowing, what are their options now? Also, if you're curious about the effects of spending over a year in space on the human body, keep watching until the end!
After years of setbacks, Boeing's Starliner finally launched its first crewed mission from Florida's Cape Canaveral on June 5. However, during the 25-hour journey, engineers found several issues: five helium leaks, five malfunctioning thrusters, and a propellant valve that didn't close properly.
