Boeing Starliner departs space station to return to Earth without a crew

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Boeing's Starliner spacecraft departed the International Space Station on Friday just after 6 p.m., starting a journey back to Earth without any crew on board. The ship is expected to drop out of orbit and plunge to a landing at White Sands, New Mexico, just after midnight Eastern Time.
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@rtqii 9 дней назад

This craft would have been much safer, and much more reliable, if the first crew were the Boeing CEO and upper management.

@katyelder.5 9 дней назад

😂👍💯

@andikardian9014 7 дней назад

Like a submersible CEO who become crew and join the journey.

@mhsiehmd 9 дней назад

Those 2 astronauts, it's like being on Gilligan's Island.

@shazbots 9 дней назад

a 3 hour tour, a 3 hour tour... (now a 6+ month stay)

@boilabum 9 дней назад

Lol if Gilligan's island was full of farts and rotting trash :)

@Get__StuffDone 9 дней назад

Worse. But yes. 👍

@jhonditch4269 9 дней назад

or the "Robbinson Family"

@katyelder.5 9 дней назад

@@jhonditch4269😂 "Danger Will Robinson !" 🤖 I never missed Lost in Space ! 🛸

@dlb3512 9 дней назад

I guess they just don't trust Boeing and I don't blame them,

@RollTide24-7 9 дней назад

Neither do I honestly! I know I wouldn't chance it one bit an would probably be saying ah you know what I think we good on food I got enough Twinkies yea I think I'm good to wait for Elon to come through about February 🤣😂

@boilabum 9 дней назад

Is it me or is the hatch still open? ;)

@tomnguyen9931 9 дней назад

@@boilabum It was and now it closed.

@richardbarrow4620 9 дней назад

Star liner is a cool name for a fine looking space craft. I wouldn't ride it at Disneyland.

@rustybones5540 9 дней назад

"Open the pod bay doors, HAL!. I am sorry , Dave. I cannot do that!

@katyelder.5 9 дней назад

One of my favorites 👍

@joshburns6674 9 дней назад

That's fine. I'll go through the emergency air lock.

@infinidominion 9 дней назад

Wow, never a straight answer

@elmosweed4985 9 дней назад

You need to check the video before spamming.

@michaelbee8263 8 дней назад

There’s no answers to BS questions

@dougharding5231 9 дней назад

They had so many problems prior to launch that I was surprised they even made it to ISS. If I'd been one of those astronauts, I'd have passed.

@rickblessing4232 9 дней назад

Once again, politics rears it's ugly head.

@BobW-i3e 9 дней назад

@@rickblessing4232 What about those O-rings?

@jasonowens7829 9 дней назад

@@BobW-i3e Starliner has so much helium onboard, that it could operate without o-rings.

@The-KP 9 дней назад

Everybody's a rocket scientist

@joshburns6674 9 дней назад

Passed gas I ASSume?

@unkulwilly 9 дней назад

at this point i wouldn't get on a bus made by Boeing

@djbehrens 9 дней назад

Yeah, they might have forgotten to put the lugnuts on the wheels...

@rearspeaker6364 9 дней назад

@@djbehrens and have loose axles too.

@Stacy.Mitchell 9 дней назад

that capsule door was open for a long time after it undocked and then all of the sudden it was closed??

@James-t5e 9 дней назад

And what u think that implies, movie fake

@joshburns6674 9 дней назад

I don't see where it was closed. It's the jet exit for reentry burn. amirite?

@matthouston8411 9 дней назад

it never closed in this video

@Stacy.Mitchell 9 дней назад

@@joshburns6674 at 6:20 it is still open then at 6:22 it is mysteriously closed...

@Stacy.Mitchell 9 дней назад

@@matthouston8411 at 6:20 it is still open then at 6:22 it is mysteriously closed...

@fulcoma 9 дней назад

According to the Science Friday podcast, the positive result of the two astronauts staying behind is that all of the experiments that were not being tried will be able to because of the extra help from these "stranded" astronauts.

@danielvandermerwe7921 9 дней назад

SpaceX 💰 “if it’s a Boeing I’m not going”

@rustybones5540 9 дней назад

Lt. COMMANDER SCOTT would have fixed this whole issue. More power Scotty!

@boilabum 9 дней назад

Can you hear me Major Tom? Floating in my tin can...

@seneca731 9 дней назад

it was supposed to just be "a three-hour tour, a three-hour tour ..."

@3tonedThinker 9 дней назад

CGI looks great

@MiguelGomez-by4hb 9 дней назад

Minute 514 what the hell was that that street through space like that?

@matthouston8411 9 дней назад

NASA is done with Boeing's culture of "probably good enough".

@STSWB5SG1FAN 9 дней назад

Looking at the capsule, I kept wondering "When are they gonna close that front hatch".

@James-t5e 9 дней назад

Uh huh what did that make you think

@STSWB5SG1FAN 9 дней назад

@@James-t5e That someone would remember to close that hatch before they let that capsule enter the atmosphere.

@bobshowup2501 9 дней назад

So Bowing has shown it's true colors with building air liners so who thought they could build a spaceship if they couldn't even build an airliner with the doors just come off..lol

@GeraldMiller-mp8fc 9 дней назад

I hope it doesn't fail and hit my home close to White Sands!

@JFEnterprize 9 дней назад

Why? You’d get paid 😂🎉❤

@tomnguyen9931 9 дней назад

I doubt, A millions dollars craft hitting your mobile home.......I think Boeing would avoid it at all cost. It would made them look REAL bad......Hitting a mobile home...

@GeraldMiller-mp8fc 9 дней назад

I live in a house not a mobile home

@davekostka7151 9 дней назад

I wonder if the Boeing Starliner will be a burning comet in the sky on the way back? 🌠

@jhonditch4269 9 дней назад

that would be the best result even if it causes climate change by poluting the air.

@jhonditch4269 9 дней назад

"will push capsul into atmosphere"? misspeak it is already in atomsphere. or is it all CGI

@kishannr911 9 дней назад

Imagine getting paid vacation in space station .... Well wish Sunitha and Will a beautiful vacation for there years long hard work ....

@armurf 9 дней назад

Boeing and NASA need to give up and give it to SpaceX

@Bpg5012trick 9 дней назад

SpaceX has been there, done that, they are now on to bigger things.

@jhonditch4269 9 дней назад

with no one on board no need to check bolts on hatches BUT where will it land? hope whoever gets it has insurance for space debris.

@sandyjuntunen4088 9 дней назад

Maybe it'll get back without a door falling off!

@Bpg5012trick 9 дней назад

SpaceX hasn't failed yet. It's like Trump or Biden having to give each other a lift home.

@jhonditch4269 9 дней назад

It is just like your auto when you didn't set parking brake

@markgman4157 9 дней назад

I grew up with Mercury, Gemini, Apollo and the Space Shuttle. There have been lots of failures, some tragically resulted in the deaths of astronauts. We lost a capsule and astronauts by fire on the launch pad. Recovering Apollo 13 turned out to be an amazing rescue. It could have ended very differently. We lost Space Shuttles. The Hubble was initially out of focus due to a flaw in the primary mirror. Problems with Starliner are probably not all that unexpected when you're pushing the boundaries of science and engineering.

@catherinebreitfeller669 9 дней назад

True

@tomnguyen9931 9 дней назад

Starliner is much more advance that SpaceX Dragon. It just a better craft.

@michaelbee8263 8 дней назад

Level of acceptable risk is just lower today

@randyboisa6367 9 дней назад

Every 🤡 in the comment section is now a rocket scientist employed by NASA and giving their expert advice or opinion to the world.🤣

@jasonowens7829 9 дней назад

Agreed, and they're angry clowns. It's a bad combo.

@dougclem7711 9 дней назад

Someone needs to slam the screen door closed, you letting in the space flies.

@whispermason8052 9 дней назад

Do they get overtime?

@annemc41 9 дней назад

Hope they have a safe return.

@rubensanchez1797 9 дней назад

best of lucks to safely return to earth.

@PreachTheWord1 9 дней назад

Astro”Nots”

@abarnes0330 9 дней назад

9 months....Food?? Water??? Bueller? Bueller???

@jackn8458 9 дней назад

There is plenty of food and water up there.

@boilabum 9 дней назад

They get regular resupplies on a schedule my dude.

@RobertPruitt-y7m 9 дней назад

But it's not really 9 months of extra supplies consumed. They are now replacing 2 of the astronauta that were going to the ISS.

@abarnes0330 9 дней назад

@boilabum We can get resupplies up there but can't get them Home?? OK..

@rearspeaker6364 9 дней назад

@@boilabum Boeing would let the ISS starve if the ISS was completely dependent upon Boeing to resupply them.

@anthonynapolitano9061 9 дней назад

All I can say is ... NASA needs to be audited by a Non-governmental, zero ties to Boeing/Northrup/Rocketdyne or any subcontractors. Won't happen but nice to think about

@BobW-i3e 9 дней назад

Where's Elon?

@boilabum 9 дней назад

Audit Boeing and SpaceX too while we're at it. How many rockets has Elon blown up? NASA wasn't even that bad 60 years ago.

@Bpg5012trick 9 дней назад

@@boilabum Those Rockets are out of Elon's pockets, he can blow up as many as he likes.

@Bpg5012trick 9 дней назад

@@BobW-i3e Elon is taking them home.

@Bpg5012trick 9 дней назад

@@boilabum NASA isn't building Rockets as Powerful as SpaceX is. You're getting their Starship mixed up with Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy. Starship isn't going to take the Astronauts home.

@ojomamao 9 дней назад

it would be so much better if I could actually hear what the scientists were saying...

@Scott-d7d 9 дней назад

Interesting that they would time the landing to happen when all of America is in bed.

@Bpg5012trick 9 дней назад

You can stay up.

@michaelbee8263 8 дней назад

Send the asteroid 🤦‍♂️

@treashurehunter800 9 дней назад

On the trip up they kept replying the Gray crash scene over and over in there minds.😯

@jerryantonies5334 9 дней назад

I thought Teck would get better over time not worse. Seems like people are getting stupider as time goes by?

@billwendell6886 9 дней назад

At least Boeing avoided launching a submarine. Fun fact those 2 astronauts will be the first people to travel into/from space on 4 different spacecraft. Soyuz, Shuttle, Starliner, Dragon

@geoffgoodman-qb2ng 9 дней назад

They sent it back for a reason i hope it makes it back soon well know...

@Turboy65 9 дней назад

50 bucks says it won't land in a condition that would be judged to have been safe for the occupants if there had been any occupants. In short, it's gonna bounce hard or burn up in the atmosphere.

@Stromboli15 9 дней назад

💥👊😆💥🫵😁🥇

@wilee.coyote5298 9 дней назад

I just hope it doesn't land on my house.

@njebei 9 дней назад

That's never been the issue and never a worry. NASA was worried about the RCS thrusters and they appear to be working fine. That was the expected outcome. The problem was the thrusters had been overused on the ascent (and had issues with helium leaks). Even though it was felt there was a 99% chance it was safe, NASA knew CrewDragon has proven themselves safer and didn't want to take the risk. Getting down from space is pretty easy compared to getting into space. The key is the timing of the burn and keeping your heat shield aligned in the right direction. After that gravity does all the work.

@jhonditch4269 9 дней назад

and maybe on my house my 'space debris insurance' was just cancled.

@jasonowens7829 9 дней назад

I'll take those 50 bucks from you.

@scottw550 8 дней назад

The Starliner turned out it wasn't a capsule for the astronauts, but it was a suppository for Boeing.

@larryscott3982 9 дней назад

2:54 this is where he should bring up the previous test launch of Starliner which was unmanned, and the the first unmanned test launch that failed to reach the ISS. So unmanned had been done. Nothing new in being unmanned.

@timsmith1426 9 дней назад

Make sure to keep using that commenter. He obviously loves what he's talking about and it makes the whole thing more enjoyable.

@erpthompsonqueen9130 9 дней назад

Thank you. Watching from Alaska. 🤔

@karmaandkerosene_music 9 дней назад

Look at the bots in the comments below.

@infinidominion 9 дней назад

Report them with vigilance

@fs127 9 дней назад

Not a whole lot of difference between them and the bots chattering in the video.

@jhonditch4269 9 дней назад

that is my other channel Ima Bott

@Godscreation12930 9 дней назад

Ya, Titan and the previous space shuttles...

@The_Isaiahnator 9 дней назад

Pat Duggins is a great communicator.

@rtqii 9 дней назад

Last I heard, they had identified the sound of the self-destruct mechanism timer going "ping" "ping" "ping"... Let's see if she comes down. None of the problematic service module can be returned for diagnostics, so I guess when the timer went off it was time to undock.

@johnathansaegal3156 9 дней назад

With everything going on with Boeing, I wouldn't trust my safety to Boeing's spacecraft with a lab rat's life.

@skblack5050 9 дней назад

5 more months in space? What will that do to them mentally. If it burns up. They'll never know who is to blame for the failure.

@MrMike4833 9 дней назад

I wouldn't be surprised if "oops", that's the plan😢

@iuliandragomir1 9 дней назад

Please attendant, close the door! Is windy outside! Not enough power! Take a blanket!

@johnhague6159 9 дней назад

Try shutting up so we can hear NASA.

@helios4425 9 дней назад

How come the hatch is open? Shouldn't it close

@Stacy.Mitchell 9 дней назад

i asked myself the same thing at 6:20 it was still open and then at 6:22 it was mysteriously closed...

@helios4425 9 дней назад

@@Stacy.Mitchell It's still open. It's just that the brightness, I guess from the sun makes it blend with the side. I think it stays open until reentry but I don't know why tho 😊

@user-wf8ol5hv6k 9 дней назад

When Boeing joined with Mc Donald Douglas that's when it went sour.

@catherinebreitfeller669 9 дней назад

How do you close the hatch ?? Or do you ??

@Stacy.Mitchell 9 дней назад

i asked myself the same thing at 6:20 it was still open and then at 6:22 it was mysteriously closed...

@tomstruble7380 9 дней назад

CBS - maybe next time don't have the fashion reporter do a space/technology piece.

@petecartwright5211 9 дней назад

She's terrible.

@SYKOK1LLER 9 дней назад

5:13 Tiny UFO checking things out.

@TuckaBuck89 9 дней назад

???

@stvncraig 9 дней назад

Good eye. Maybe a satellite?

@roysheaks1261 9 дней назад

…and laughing out loud!

@FLORIDIANMILLIONAIRE 9 дней назад

NASA doesnt know what the heck is going on in this world this aint the same NASA as the moon landing

@jhonditch4269 9 дней назад

OMG Tacoma airbags that have shrands of metal good thing no one is near by

@rearspeaker6364 9 дней назад

there are 6 Takata airbags under the bottom of starliner.......🤣🤣🤣wonder how many shards went thru the floor🙃🙃🙃

@jhonditch4269 9 дней назад

@@rearspeaker6364 all contributed to climate change that is why there are major storms and floods

@sjsupa 9 дней назад

February？Another 6 month?

@Naturallystated 9 дней назад

It's 2024 and NASA cant provide video footage that is not overexposed and out of focus. Was it filmed on someone's potato phone? I know they can do better because there were moments when the video was both in-focus and at the correct exposure. I am angry shiba innu now!!!

@raystevens687 9 дней назад

They haven't closed the hatch yet.

@mikeklinger1712 9 дней назад

Well the future Head of Government Efficiency will get them home on a SpaceX craft

@vicentvanmole 9 дней назад

they left out the crews back ?!Are they calling it a success & objective achieved ! $$ well spent for those corrupted corporation & politicians /leaders

@ncandrade 9 дней назад

What's that crossing The screen at 5:13?

@MrMike4833 9 дней назад

Exactly what I came here to see if anyone else noticed, I don't recall ever seeing space debris on camera before...

@wilee.coyote5298 9 дней назад

I hope it comes back ok.

@davemyers7507 9 дней назад

Will they be able to use a mail in ballot for the election?

@Kepi_Kei 9 дней назад

Contract with Boeing? Thank God for Space X, those astronauts would never have made it home.

@davidtesler1198 9 дней назад

How is the equal employment going for you Boeing

@kevink2593 9 дней назад

And thus ends Boeing's foray into outer space. Stick to faulty airplanes, folks.

@rearspeaker6364 9 дней назад

next the Boeing sub, guaranteed to sink.

@jasonwells8528 9 дней назад

Elon Musk and Space X coming to save the astronauts.

@valerymonneron9357 9 дней назад

You can’t design air planes properly on earth , but have audacity to go to space .. Always bound with engineering failures . The air lock seal is broken , and the hatch is open . Good luck in returning to earth in one piece..lol

@raptorspence100 9 дней назад

Space, the nowhere frontier, is your multiplexer nominal?

@DramalessEarthbound 9 дней назад

At the 5:13 to 5:14 mark, is it me, or did a meteorite fly by?

@True_BabaYaga 9 дней назад

Only if she would shut up and let us listen to what NASA was saying!

@mooseknuckle4665 9 дней назад

bots everywhere

@P.E.O.ll-RhodesScholarGraduate 9 дней назад

😂 They have to stay until February? 🤣🤣🤣🤣 IBM/Top Secret

@Get__StuffDone 9 дней назад

Thank God they didn't risk lives just to be cheap and pretend nothing is wrong with Boeing's space vehicle.

@raystevens687 9 дней назад

I think NASA should get one of the Space Shuttles back put it into a hanger and strip all the out sides off and what SpaceX did and sheet the outside with stainless steel. And put the same heat shields as SpaceX I think they be glued on with a few screws per each title and also all the engines will be replaced with SpaceX rockets 🚀 and then into the insides all the electrical and screens and flight controls and I think it would be nice if they could have rockets 🚀 to help with the landing instead of gliding. Anyway this is just a thought only and hopefully it would be considered.

@themastermagicians2745 9 дней назад

Boeing’s DEI = FAILURES on planet Earth and outer space 😂

@henrythinks 9 дней назад

Was Boeing the low bidder on this space ship, Did not NASA learn anything from Challengers solid rocket boosters if it was.

@alabamaman1372 9 дней назад

Heads up. 😮

@richardgsmithson 9 дней назад

Why would we leave our astronauts in space and bring back the shuttle? Yes, I understand about the mechanical problem, but how come you’re not allowing SpaceX to get the astronauts and bring them back to earth detrimental to their health what the hell is going on?

@BlueJazzBoyNZ 9 дней назад

It will probably be filled with unwanted trash

@rearspeaker6364 9 дней назад

and💩💩💩.

@reneeoleari 9 дней назад

🙏🏽4 Butch + Sunny 🕶🚀

@markantunovich117 9 дней назад

Does he pronounce "Gemini" wrong? 03:35

@mitchell-uk9up 9 дней назад

50 bucks it doesn't survive re-entry with out breach of the crew carpartment. P.s they will never say thats what happen

@MrMike4833 9 дней назад

I wouldn't be surprised if "oops", that's the plan😢

@user-yv7dt5je1l 9 дней назад

Wow! 😍 Look at that dress!

@alexp3752 9 дней назад

What size do you wear?

@taichigoodness1798 9 дней назад

This is not the end of Boeing, really?

@joseoncrack 9 дней назад

How is that surprising? There's been a senile president in the USA for over 3 years and apparently it's not the end either.

@scott3002 9 дней назад

All those Boeing employees cursing and making fun of Elon Musk Space X regularly....oops 😳 Space X to the rescue! Private compitition and capitalism at its best.

@jasonowens7829 9 дней назад

That claim is completely unfounded. In reality, professionals at different aerospace companies don't harbor resentment towards one another. It wouldn't make sense to operate with that mindset in such a highly collaborative and interconnected industry.

@michaelbee8263 8 дней назад

There is no such thing. SpaceX had a huge head start