Concerning the Stranded Astronauts.

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Concerning the Stranded Astronauts. It's not 1969 anymore.




Concerning the Stranded Astronauts. Stranded? Stranded? Hmm...

Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, We'll welcome you back to Earth, when you come. Enjoy your extended stay.

 

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Concerning the Stranded Astronauts. It's not 1969 anymore.




Concerning the Stranded Astronauts. Stranded? Stranded? Hmm...

Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, We'll welcome you back to Earth, when you come. Enjoy your extended stay.

Returning which could have been a disaster... The Starliner is back on earth without them.

One definition of "adventure" is a gamble.

Boeing Starliner capsule lands back on Earth, without astronauts, to end troubled test flight (video)

Starliner has finally come home, more than three months after it launched on a planned 10-day mission.

www.space.com

 

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Concerning the Stranded Astronauts. It's not 1969 anymore.




Concerning the Stranded Astronauts. Stranded? Stranded? Hmm...

Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, We'll welcome you back to Earth, when you come. Enjoy your extended stay.

Boeing has cared more about shareholder profits than making quality products for way too long

 

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Boeing has cared more about shareholder profits than making quality products for way too long

It's not about Boeing. And they successfully brought the astronauts up to the Space Station. If you watched the video you'd see where it's expected things can go wrong with new endeavors and machines. It's no surprise to NASA who has contingencies, back up plans.

I doubt Boeing was mindless to how a serious accident with the delivery vehicle would affect the profits. There is no serious accident. It's a blip