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Space.com on MSN'We're confident in it': Boeing Starliner's parachute team readies for Crew Flight Test landing without astronauts on Sept. 7Boeing Starliner's parachutes will be tested once more during an uncrewed test on Sept. 7. It was originally supposed to host ...
But Starliner’s propulsion system suffered a series of glitches beginning in the first 24 hours of its flight ... During re-entry, ... and Starliner’s now-uncertain path to certification, ...
Path to Starliner-1. ... “I want to recognize the work the Starliner teams did to ensure a successful and safe undocking, deorbit, re-entry and landing,” Nappi said in the statement.
Stich said early Saturday that it’s not clear exactly what the path forward for Starliner looks like. That will “take a little time,” he said. ... re-entry and landing,” Nappi said.
Starliner has 10 times the amount of helium required for the vehicle to undock from the space station and go through re-entry, according to Stich, but engineers will continue to analyze the leaks ...
A path forward for Starliner is currently unclear. ... re-entry and landing," Mark Nappi, vice president and program manager of Boeing's Commercial Crew Program said in a statement.
For the most part, the undocking and atmospheric re-entry of Starliner proceeded smoothly. ... “That work has already started, and that’s really the path to Starliner-1,” Mr. Stich said.
Starliner Astronauts Are ‘Not Stranded’ in Space, NASA Experts Say: ‘We’re on a Good Path' Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams have now been in space for three weeks after their journey was ...
After about 13 weeks in space, Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft finally returned home from the International Space Station. See how the mission unfolded here.
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