Boeing Starliner crew remains in space after delay raises questions 

Get real. Boeing is US: reliable.

You wouldn’t be allowed to go on that Boeing anyways, therefore the correct saying is ‘That Boeing Ain’t Going’

@@oliveoyl8912 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@@oliveoyl8912 yes Reliable in FAILURES.😂

😂😂😂

Since you can't spell Boeing, you are hardly a judge.

@oliveoyl8912 hay maybe you should pay for it instead of the taxpayers!!!

@@oliveoyl8912I think his spelling is more descriptive.

@@oliveoyl8912 Oh, Boing is Boeing's new spelling, to reflect its new competence.

That problem has been fixed.

@@oliveoyl8912 Stop eating the garbage your overlords are feeding.

@@oliveoyl8912 did you have anything to do with the 2 dead whistleblowers?

Not a joke to me. Boeing is a reliable American icon.

​@@oliveoyl8912 how much did Boeing pay you to write this?

The Roman Empire is on its last legs. The collapse has begun in small ways.

@@jonedson5910 How much did the Chinese and Russian Communist parties pay you?

@@jonedson5910 fr

Explains what? That you believe in popular media?

@@oliveoyl8912 did you know the airlines now have a option to opt out of boeing airplains when booking a ticket? this is how far boeing has fallen, even the airlines with insider knowledge do not want to be on those deathcans

@@oliveoyl8912 So the 2 737-Max crashes weren't true ? So you believe more on the Boeing's CEO and Shareholders speeches ? "Designed by clowns…supervised by monkeys:’ Internal Boeing messages slam 737 Max" Fortune (is Fortune also considered a popular media ?

they can always come back on a crew dragon spacecraft

Hard to get stuck when you're on a sound stage pretending to be in outer space.

Exactly.

@vortilon61 Is this unproven speculation or is there definitive proof to your comment?

They are not stuck, Putin can bring them back at anytime, all they have to do is ask

Lol, Isn't stranded means that? No means of transportation to go home?

@@ilbamil262 Well they can use dragon or soyuz if necessary

@@Leonard-iu4fzand who’s gonna pay for that? You?

@@keeppushin6725 Boeing of course, If they don't want to sacrifice the astronauts

It's not a plane lol

The very first news of this was ominous. Musk is surely going to offer to be a savior, but he'd better do a better job than the mini cave sub farce.

Good joke Elon fanboy 😂

@@darthvadeth6290 yet here we are

Persplode bigly.

ULA is not involved. It is all Boeing low IQ MBAs making engineering decisions based on money 💵 only.

2.6B more...and counting.

Government contracts are well managed. You have fallen victim to publicity-hungry reporters trying to sell stories for dollars.

The Roman Empire is on its last legs. The collapse has begun in small ways.

@@oliveoyl8912 Oh? Am I a 'victim'? I can't think for myself since I only think what "publicity- hungry reporters" are trying to sell me? Those are the numbers. Boeing received 2B + more $$ than SpaceX, and delivered more garbage than they already do in commercial flight. That contract is clearly BS - favoritism for a long time aeronautics ally. Undeserved. Boeing cares only about their stock price and bottom line, not about quality and safety.

What disaster? Last I checked, the astronauts are fine. Now if the astronauts die on re-entry that’s when then we can call this a disaster.

Boeing is the best we have. Decent profits - but decent and dedicated people..

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@DG-nk7joLast time I checked, putting profits before safety led to the Challenger explosion. The engineers knew and warned about the O-rings yet management decided to go with the launch anyway because they were already delayed. And last time I checked, putting profits before safety ended up jeopardizing the Columbia crew, which disintegrated upon atmospheric re-entry. NASA was fully aware of the foam problem well before this incident, yet organizational practices and culture allowed this to continue. In orbit, several people within NASA wanted to get pictures of the breached wing, and even the DoD was prepared to help if necessary. The result? Higher-ups refused their offers and requests. Completely ignoring all warning signs, NASA allowed the landing to proceed without further inspection. And thus, she disintegrated during re-entry. This was the accident that ultimately ended the space shuttle program. The Columbia Accident Investigation Board (CAIB), led by a former commander-in-chief of the U.S. Joint Forces Command, released a multi-volume report that criticized the organizational culture at NASA. “Cultural traits and organizational practices detrimental to safety were allowed to develop[…] reliance on past success as a substitute for sound engineering practices [and] organizational barriers that prevented effective communication of critical safety information”. The fact that people have to die before calling it a disaster already says enough about you and everyone else whose failures contributed to the deaths of the crews onboard Challenger and Columbia. What’s happening here is already a warning sign that demands a critical inspection of ALL the problems, including POTENTIAL problems. Your ignorance and disregard for the safety and well-being of astronauts is appalling.

This is the end of capitalism.

@@DG-nk7jo Never hear about the 737-Max disasters because of the safety cuts by the Boeing CEO and share-holders ?

Ouch

Trump is the chief for sure !

Oligarchy

Cause this ish is fake like the moon landing 😂

They said they must analyse the service module data, to understand the thrusters fails while the Starliner approached the ISS. This service module will detach from the reentry capsule and will burn, so all these data will be lost if they don't analyse them NOW. But between you and me, who will believe that it takes so much time to download let say a Teraoctet of data from ISS to Earth in 2024 ? The fact is probably they are not sure if those thrusters will ignite adequatly to put the capsule on a nominal reentry trajectory, a nominal angle of reentry. If those thrusters fail, then the capsule can rebound on the Earth atmosphere and "fly" indefinetly in space or it can enter in Earth's atmosphere and burn ! In those 2 cases, the 2 astronauts will die !

So called "Thrusters" won't work in a vacuum . You people don't even know your own fake model. Lol.

Isn't that Elon? Do you really trust him?

@@oliveoyl8912 More than a Boeing exec absolutely. Musk at least has a genuine passion for the industry

She will nag them to death.

Snow-white and the seven ?

We all hope it works out: they are US.

The top brass will be.

they forgot the SBG. special bubble gun.

Acid reflux... Muscular atrophy, possible kidney stones... mental issues too. They were not mentally prepared to be away from home and family that long. That said, they are professionals who have dedicated their lives to space exploration. They are trained to stay in shape in zero G. My point is, they have and are doing their part to serve humanity. Are we, the engineers (I'm not a Boeing employee BTW) doing enough to ensure their security and safe return?

Neat song, but... just remember Major Tom doesn't get to come back home. We're really hoping Buck and Suni get to come back home...

What??

@@mrrandom1265 huh?

@@DerekDAngel ??

@@mrrandom1265 We call that "prevision" ! And we all know already the condoleance speech of Boeing's CEO and Shareholders.

​@@DerekDAngel Based

The Chinese has caught up to American made products quality and they can make it for a fraction of the price. 😱

There's a reason why Boeing's CEO was under scrutiny. We have standards, too.

@@TheAwflores they have their own space station.

@@TheAwflores yes, many of their product has improved since then

@@TheAwflores DJI is quality drones from China