Disaster! Starliner NEW DELAYED Again. Pls, Swap Astronauts on Dragon, NASA?

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Disaster! Starliner NEW DELAYED Again. Pls, Swap Astronauts on Dragon, NASA?
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0:00-0:24: Intro
0:25-1:48: Starliner New delays
1:49-4:30: What did Nasa officials say?
4:31-6:28: DEI policy brought Boeing down
6:29-8:10: Nasa officials are concerned
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#starliner
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Disaster! Starliner NEW DELAYED Again. Pls, Swap Astronauts on Dragon, NASA?
This is truly unacceptable!
As we forecast, Boeing's Starliner return just delays once again!
In today's episode of Alpha Tech, let's explore what has continued to happen with this embarrassing spacecraft.
What have NASA and Boeing officials said about Starliner's issues? Have they provided any useful solutions, or are they just making excuses for their poor management?
Why not swap the astronaut's return on the Dragon spacecraft?
Disaster! Starliner NEW DELAYED Again. Pls, Swap Astronauts on Dragon, NASA?
On June 18, NASA and Boeing held what was considered to be the final review meeting for the first flight of the Starliner spacecraft. The meeting lasted over an hour, and despite the roundabout words from the officials, we can conclude that NASA and Boeing will need an additional four days to review all available data on the performance of the Starliner spacecraft before allowing it to return to Earth.
Disaster! Starliner NEW DELAYED Again. Pls, Swap Astronauts on Dragon, NASA?
This means the new schedule for Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore - who arrived at the space station on June 6 for an estimated week-long visit - will not return home before June 26.
Well, the schedule has been extended once again. If you recall, Starliner also faced other delays on June 18 and June 22.
Given the continuously postponed timelines, do you think Starliner will be able to bring the astronauts back to Earth on June 26? To be honest, it’s all just a matter of “maybe” or “potentially” rather than anything “certain.”
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@user-hk6mt4uo4p Месяц назад

DEI selects people who shouldn't be there.

@leovermaak7670 Месяц назад

I DON'T want to be 1 of those astronauts! Can you imagine what must be going through their mind ...

@alphatech4966 Месяц назад

They were probably very concerned

@AndyFletcherX31 Месяц назад

They should simply dump the calamity capsule and send dragon up. I don't like Musk in the slightest but his company has by far the safest system.

@Solar2go Месяц назад

The Starliner spacesuits aren't compatible with the Dragon capsule. Plus the two Starliner test pilots aren't trained on the Dragon.

@AndyFletcherX31 Месяц назад

@@Solar2go I'm sure SpaceX can include a couple of extra spacesuits on the trip and dragon is rated for four crew so the Starliner pilots would just be passengers.

@kirgan1000 Месяц назад

@@Solar2go Dragon capsule can be piloted by two Dragon pilots, and carry two spare "Dragon space suit" with them. The Starliner pilots ride home as passenger on the Dragon.

@daviddenley3512 Месяц назад

The Starliner is Automatic, climb in, close the door, that's it.

@endofdays7568 Месяц назад

They can send up new suits and a capsule that holds 7

@wakinesguerraquitted9733 Месяц назад

tbh they probably dont want to accept their failures and say dragon is better.

@paulpentz4485 Месяц назад

Starliner = Liberal productivity. Dragon = Conservative productivity.

@wickedPrints3256 Месяц назад

Spot on! Send Crew Dragon! Safety first!

@jpgolan1944 Месяц назад

Bill Nelson and Boeing will risk dead astronauts rather than admit failure

@yhird Месяц назад

Technical managers must have technical excellence. What a concept.

@tapacitosmith9184 Месяц назад

They're going to mess around and kill someone.

@ARWest-bp4yb Месяц назад

Four out of five thrusters recommend that Starliner should stay right where it is.👍👍

@JohnnyTalia Месяц назад

"This is not a failure, it's a learning experience." Like Challenger was in 1986? Seven astronauts died then thanks to NASA's stubbornness and mismanagement. The best data they can get right now would result from bringing Starliner back EMPTY, to SAFELY see how the thrusters perform. Otherwise, an additional 4-day delay just buys NASA time to get 2 coffins ready, plan a memorial service, and figure out who to blame when the Starliner hits the fan.

@PyroRob69 Месяц назад

Musk is 110% right. Managers of technical teams MUST also be technically competent. Doesn’t even matter the technical discipline. DEI = Didn’t Earn It

@georgebonner8561 Месяц назад

Boeing should be stripped of any ability to fly humans, weather in aircraft or spacecraft, they seem to be proving how dangerous DEI is proving to be,

@peterclarke3020 Месяц назад

The Boeing Starliner performs a useful purpose - as a comparison to SpaceX’s Dragon Capsule. It helps to hi-light just how good the Dragon really is.

@alphatech4966 Месяц назад

That's right!

@lloydingraham7327 Месяц назад

The most expensive cargo vessel ever built. That is all it will ever be good for. I pray that those two astronauts will be brought home on Dragon.

@randywise5241 Месяц назад

The Starliner should be abandoned and just dumped. The astronauts should not have to risk their lives for Boing. Send a Dragon up to bring them back. Boings DEI crap is lethal. Delays upon delays are a bad sign. It isn't you dads Boing. I won't even fly in any of their planes now.

@maurizioc57 Месяц назад

I suppose that coming back with dragon is not that easy. First they need space suits fitted for dragon. Second they need some training, even if dragon will have a commander with the skills

@otpyrcralphpierre1742 Месяц назад

@@maurizioc57 Dragon is fully equipped and proven capable of a return flight automatically. The Suits, however, are another matter.

@alphatech4966 Месяц назад

Obviously!

@patrickradcliffe3837 Месяц назад

Something is seriously wrong with Starliner. A week long stay is turning into a month long stay. The prudent move should get a dragon up there, then bring Starliner home remotely.

@wrightwillingham4462 Месяц назад

I doubt the remote control works.

@wrightwillingham4462 Месяц назад

I doubt the remote control works.

@tommywestmoreland6113 Месяц назад

Elon, I hope you are getting Dragon ready. Starliner needs to return to earth autonomously without crew. Boeing needs to forfeit some of their pay.

@khankrum1 Месяц назад

The Helium leak is " lower " because there is less Helium the tank!

@alphatech4966 Месяц назад

yeah!

@karlmahlmann Месяц назад

Elon said it right. This is what happens when highly technical programs are run by bean counters.

@lesliegabriel8695 Месяц назад

Let us get our money back, investigate this embarrassing failure

@a7ig8or. Месяц назад

If I was an astronaut, I would NEVER enter that starliner module again!

@myownboss1 Месяц назад

“Here am I floating in a tin can/Far above the moon/Planet Earth is blue…. And there's nothing I can do” - Bowie

@solarfunction1847 Месяц назад

It's space shuttle Columbia all over again with them sacrificing more astronuts.

@ruthfieldbeck8299 Месяц назад

They should strip the Star lamer of any useful supplies and equipment, stuff it with Garbage then let it reenter un crewed.

@wrightwillingham4462 Месяц назад

You're right. I wouldn't even waste time salvaging any useful goods. There's probably not any useful goods on it anyway.

@user-jr6bl9ih3e Месяц назад

BOEING's technical problems began when the Wallstreet and MBA bean counters took over the engineering and production decisions, which was about the same time they moved the headquarters out of Seattle to Chicago, and more recently Virginia.

@peter1112211 Месяц назад

You nailed it!

@jgbandbjb92709 Месяц назад

If i was ones going back would be like naaaa I'll wait for space X.

@vinceelliott4362 Месяц назад

Agreed - let's consider astronaut safety first and bring them home on Dragon.

@michaelweir1003 Месяц назад

I do not see how NASA or any other agency could even begin to Certify Starliner! If it doesn't work......

@sparkmanuk Месяц назад

Shows how big government is used to serving Boeings interest.

@MC-xt6xf Месяц назад

Exactly!

@user-hk6mt4uo4p Месяц назад

Boeing won't be around long at this rate. They haven't sold a 737 in two months. SpaceX first rescue mission?

@alphatech4966 Месяц назад

Boeing is indeed in big trouble

@raymondhayes3438 Месяц назад

They also knew Challenge was in danger due to Cold weather, but decided to launch and hope for the best. Their no doubt decide to do the same with Starliner just to save face!.

@raymondpetersen8335 Месяц назад

When in doubt, throw it out.

@wrightwillingham4462 Месяц назад

I like that a lot. Simple but powerful.

@otpyrcralphpierre1742 Месяц назад

I hope the Starliner re-entry doesn't end.up contributing to the Fourth of July Fireworks.

@alphatech4966 Месяц назад

Hope so!

@RoboLiberty Месяц назад

Just ask the whistleblowers. Oh wait, you can't.

@caged7468 Месяц назад

DEI policies do NOT make good managers into bad managers. Lack of engineering experience makes bad managers.

@fisterB Месяц назад

Can we just take a moment to consider how brave these two astronauts are?

@luvit579 Месяц назад

They know the thruster system need to be completely redesigned at this point and probably knew that since 2022 or earlier.

@craigbowie8925 Месяц назад

They do not have space suits or seats on Dragon to return home. They would have to send up a dragon with SpaceX suits for the two astronauts on a Dragon that has open seats. They would not have been trained on procedures for Dragon and would represent a significant threat to operations. Balancing the using of Starliner vs un trained and tested equipment sent up in an "emergency launch" have to be part of the consideration.

@danc2578 Месяц назад

Which would be a safer and Much less expensive solution...

@lezbriddon Месяц назад

doesnt dragon fly auto uncrewed? so 2 humans wouldnt need to lift a finger

@danc2578 Месяц назад

They'd need some instruction covering emergency procedures.

@wrightwillingham4462 Месяц назад

Sunita is a veteran astronaut and she has flown DRAGON before. I don't know about Barry, but I'm sure he's got some experience. And surely they have both been trained for this type of scenario. If not, SHAME ON NASA.

@wrightwillingham4462 Месяц назад

Dragon doesn't require people to be on it in order to go anywhere. It is totally autonomous. So send some space suits with seats on it and bring them home. SpaceX can make it happen.

@We_the_People_2A Месяц назад

As they continue to ‘review the data’ the data is changing by the time the review is completed …..🤔

@wrightwillingham4462 Месяц назад

I think they've reviewed enough. Stop the reviewing, ditch Starliner, and bring the astronauts home on a DRAGON.

@mijoh2 Месяц назад

How embarrassing would it be for both NASA and Boeing if they had to send a Dragon up to get those astronauts. They will hold out to the bitter end to keep from having to do that. Thank God there is an option. Else, it would be down to asking the Russians for a ride home. Still paying the price for not picking the Dreamchaser for this.

@robhawthorne6892 Месяц назад

How cool! Go up on the Scrubliner and come home on the Dragon!

@alphatech4966 Месяц назад

I hope so!

@ronlee9984 Месяц назад

The Starliner return may be a modern Challenger solid rocket o-ring or damaged Columbia wind leading edge. Start the process to get Crew Dragon to give them a ride home. Ask Wilmore and Williams what supplies they need on the next supply mission.

@thomasjess6131 Месяц назад

NASA, Don't put that crew on that craft and try to bring them home!! Bring that coffin home, Empty. Let's see just how dangerous it truly is, or isn't. If the Starliner burns up, the Nation will look at your agency as efficient and smart!

@leorickpccenter Месяц назад

is Stuckliner still docked on the ISS at current time?

@alphatech4966 Месяц назад

yes! still delay the return to earth

@ricardo-iw9sq Месяц назад

surly if they send dragon to go and fetch them back they can send the starfloper back and control it from down here so if there are glitches it wont kill any one and if it comes back with no issues then well done, employing people to tick the diversity box is so dumb 🤦‍♂🤦‍♂ the company deserves to be in question. All that goes on at space X is in the open so you can see how they progress at the level they are, big up to the space X team

@young_quad_vet Месяц назад

If SpaceX had any anywhere near the amount of problems that Starliner has, that flight never would’ve gone up in the first place! Apparently NASA can get a free pass with the FAA where SpaceX definitely cannot! But, speaking frankly, are the astronauts now questioning whether they want to fly that thing back or not? I wouldn’t get it on the way down, but I wouldn’t have gotten in on the way up either!

@valeriubuznea4073 Месяц назад

This astronauts are a real heroes ! So embarrasing situation for Boeing !

@alphatech4966 Месяц назад

What do you think Boeing will do next?

@justlooking8683 28 дней назад

Bring them home safely, I cant handle another go with throttle up.

@clarencehopkins7832 Месяц назад

Not another taxpayer penny to Boeing

@mtms42000 Месяц назад

It would be hilarious if they had to get rescued by crew dragon 😂 I would have never flown in starliner with all the problems they were having.

@k.sullivan6303 Месяц назад

I see the same thing happening in my refrigeration trade. Now that Heat Pumps are the latest and greatest appliances to have in a home, every electrician, plumber, solar panel installer, and even drywallers are trying to jump on this bandwagon with no training or experience that would qualify them. They get in through the loopholes in government trying to promote clean energy and for those politicians it is more about patting themselves on the back. So, these unqualified people get some basic training and convince the politicians that they are up to the task. The gov't gives them the okay, and those losers hack those systems into peoples homes, and the next thing you know, six months to a year later, these homeowners have a big nightmare on their hands. The electricians and the drywallers gave up the ghost when they found they could not fix these systems when they went down, and they could not stay in business anyways, once the gov't rebates for homeowners ended. The politicians who were patting themselves on the back just a year or so ago, are now running for cover, as the planned new green energy power plants for those regions keep getting put on the backburner. Essentially, many people wind up having coal fired Heat Pump Systems. Some areas of the country have Nuclear power, and other greener forms of energy production capability and that is much better. Soon the homeowners realize that electricity rates are getting higher and higher, and they wonder if they will regret getting rid of their fossil fuel heating appliances. So now here we are... Back slapping politicians and other unqualified people working in sectors they don't belong in. It is likely that Boeing is a union company and they can't even get rid of the unqualified people by the time they figure out who they are.

@jimdigriz3436 Месяц назад

Call Elon for an orbital Uber! It will take him a couple days to put it on the pad.

@tmg7476 Месяц назад

Pioneering, trailblazing is risky. Look at the European explorers of the Age of Exploration. Look at US explorers blazing trails westward across the continent. Lives were often lost. But that was because they were doing new things, unproven things. Starliner is old proven technology. It should not be risky.

@endrefidje5698 Месяц назад

Boeing has a bad track record when it comes to safety lately, look at their aircraft manufacturing issues, resulting in crashes and lives lost ... 🙄😔

@alphatech4966 Месяц назад

That’s right!

@Mr25thfret Месяц назад

Gee.. I wonder what changed???

@richardlangdon712 Месяц назад

Launch a Crew Dragon to recover the astronauts and recover Starliner without passengers. Don’t pull a Shuttle Challenger!

@joetrump5844 Месяц назад

Situation critical……. No Hump back Mountain in space. This is not going to end well. 😎

@xxredshiftxx Месяц назад

Just shut that while dinosaur down .. tough call but enough is enough

@wrightwillingham4462 Месяц назад

Enough is enough should have happened years ago

@stevenpike8237 Месяц назад

Has NASA not learned with the TWO Shuttle's? I've lost ALL respect for Boeing, and will have NONE left for NASA if they put them back in that recycled "Bud Light can". 😁

@johnnyfive1412 Месяц назад

I wonder what they do with Starliner after using SpaceX for the return trip. Do they dare let Starliner return empty to see what might have happed with the crew or do they make it burn up on entry and call it a day to avoid the risk of showing the crew would have been lost on the return trip.

@patrickmchargue7122 Месяц назад

NASA on Boeing: "Overbudget, more costly per launch, and flawed execution... What's not to like?"

@halalbach1855 Месяц назад

As far as I know, thruster firing has to occur at precise times and duration for the Starfart to come down at the designated area, White Sands. Imagine if you will the thrusters do not fire as required. Where, on Earth, will this piece of junk end up, at the South pole? The active volcanoes in Iceland? In the middle of the Amazon rain forest?

@johnnyhollis9977 Месяц назад

Probably in all of those places if it breaks up on it's bumpy return. I speak in bad jest, I just want the crew back safely. I would think a little more of Boeing if they just came clean rather than crossing their fingers and hiding on the day of the ships eventual return. I just hope they get the calculations right!😉

@billguernsey6419 Месяц назад

If I was up there I’d be on the phone with Joe Kittinger. The old guys know what I’m talking about….

@Jmg831 Месяц назад

If it’s Boeing I ain’t going

@murraygingrich9926 Месяц назад

I think we need to investigate all management at NASA.

@paintedpony2935 Месяц назад

Starting with their evil overlord, Nelson. He is THE WORST.

@juantomas748 Месяц назад

Scrubliner, Leakliner, Strandedliner........toss it in the sun & bring Dragon to the rescue.

@BRAHHHHHH Месяц назад

Starleaner without toilet is ridiculous

@bigpicture3 Месяц назад

The Boeing culture is becoming more obvious. Human life is of no importance on their business analysis priority decision tree. Either in airplanes or space vehicles.

@genxray951 Месяц назад

design by actuarial tables.

@bigpicture3 Месяц назад

@@genxray951 Calhoun is a Bean Counter. Bean Counters should be CFOs, and NEVER CEOs in a TECHNICAL COMPANY.

@r-saint Месяц назад

Rename Starliner to Leaking Can Bin.

@wrightwillingham4462 Месяц назад

My suggestion to NASA and Boeing would be to bring Barry & Sunita home via DRAGON. Then, release Boeing's piece of crap from the ISS to burn up and DON'T build any more.

@bp2352 Месяц назад

These guys aren’t actually astronauts. More like live freight.

@columbiabuzz Месяц назад

Well, we've almost depleted our (He) reserves so that's bad, but the bright side is the leak rate has lowered. We're looking at this, we've got our best DEI Engineers on it.

@fitzbournejack9283 Месяц назад

Maybe the leak rate has lowered as there's no more helium left

@charlesmaurer6214 Месяц назад

RIP crew, should never left the pad with those problems and they are hell bent on returning to Earth even knowing any added problem with the thrusters and He will mean the death of the crew in an uncontrolled reentry. That trash made it to the station on pure luck with those leaks, not just making it hard to control but causing an uncontrolled thrust factor as well. Would be like trying to fly a four engine jet with one jet on and turned sideways and another disabled. (Without the ability to kill the bad jet) The mission first called for three crew and they cut back to two to reduce load. Boeing using old off the shelf parts is part of the problem that over 20 years may look new but has seals that has hardened or micro cracks develop. It is like rebuilding an engine with gaskets still in the box that were made decades before your classic car was even made. The old 350 blocks were used for decades and if you found a store of parts from the 60's and were using them to rebuild an mid 80's classic or older those seals and gaskets are not going to hold.

@k.sullivan6303 Месяц назад

One amazing thing I see, is how the hardcore viewers of channels like ALPHA TECH and other similar creditable channels have grown to be able to make logical predictions of what will happen next, and put out some damn good ideas for rectifying problems. It's like these channels and their audience have all learned together with video content and many of the ideas put forth by the audience. I was one of the subscribers who commented that those astronauts might come back home on a different ship, but that is not such a unique thing in itself. However, this might be more of a forced outcome instead of planned and chosen outcomes in the past.

@davidrediger6407 Месяц назад

Let the Starliner come back uncrewed. Add 2 extra seats to Dragon-Crew 9 in August to bring back the Boeing Astronauts. Prove that Starliner can reenter safely first, then certify next time.

@anthonykevinkerr3594 Месяц назад

NASA should only certify Starloser when it completes a fault free automatic launch and docking with the ISS, rather than risk another crewed launch. If Boeing can pay their CEO $32M bonus blood money then it shows money and profits are the name of the game at Boeing.

@Zinj1000 Месяц назад

Didn't NASA force SpaceX to quadruple prove themselves before allowing people on Dragon? Why does it seem Boooing got their capsule fast tracked?

@grandnagus5851 Месяц назад

Because Boeing is the largest defense contractor the US has and because the US Gov. can't live without them. Just look at the hoops the FAA jump thru to keep up with the insanity going on around Boeing's commercial aircraft production when they could just as well just set a deadline and just not certify the designs after the deadline is up. Perfect example is the cockpit issue, were Boeing got an exception to not harmonize the cockpits of some planes (can't remember the types, but you can search the topic and you'll find it fast). Boeing is the chicken that lays the golden eggs for the US gov. and military.

@mazkact Месяц назад

Crew Dragon............................Crude Starliner.

@WOFFY-qc9te Месяц назад

Boeing ; " all is OK we will keep testing until we get a result we like then we can forget all those that failed. We have insurance so don't stress ".

@bp2352 Месяц назад

I hope someone is watching the cats at home.

@kstaxman2 Месяц назад

NASA made a brief mention of the fact the the problem the thrusters had in docking were software related as the system was not seeing the thrusters as operating correctly and shutting them off. That's a much different problem than they keep bringing up. Software has been an issue from day one and in many ways it can be harder to solve than hardware. In any case I suspect that Boeing hasn't been able to figure out why the software is misbehaving. That means they don't have faith in how the thrusters will perform during reentry. You can play around some in the docking maneuver but once reentry starts you don't have that luxury. If you lose thrusters in reentry you mostlikely become a crispy critter. Thus the hum hawing around. If Boeing didn't detect the software problem in testing it's almost impossible for them to figure it out while it's in space and be sure they have it working. As it stands now any undocking is a coin toss and we don't even know what coin we are tossing. This mess could endanger the ISS as well as the astronauts. And they can't even be sure it's safe to undock the capsule and get it away from the ISS remotely. This is being between a rock and a hard place and NASA should have never had this crewed mission. This has went from bad design to cover our butts at any cost.

@stupest Месяц назад

It’s not a simple task to suddenly change to spacex, their suits are custom made for each crew, they cannot use someone else suit.

@wrightwillingham4462 Месяц назад

Oh okay. So we'll just leave them up there forever. Or we could bring them home in a Starliner so they can burn up in the atmosphere. I'd rather just stay on the ISS for the rest of my life.

@wrightwillingham4462 Месяц назад

I'm sure SpaceX can put together a couple of suits in no time.

@TimothyLipinski Месяц назад

Great Video ! NASA management killed two Crews of the NASA Space Shuttle ! One of the Crews could have been saved if NASA had a second launch provider ! Also a SpaceX Falcon 9 aborted a takeoff this past week... Does this mean that the Falcon 9 is dangerous and should not be used ? tjl

@BenjamenMeyer Месяц назад

They could have saved the Columbia crew even without a second provider. They should have sent another shuttle up instead of risking them on the return

@hezepe 23 дня назад

Good luck to any whistle blowers that may reveal what really happened.

@ronjones7853 Месяц назад

While Boeing finds itself at the bottom of the industry if measured by technical competence, they are at the top when it comes to DEI! Next time i fly, you can bet that i will have a preference to riding in a Airbus, heck, as far as that goes, even the Russian planes might be a safer bet!

@stevebrooks1304 Месяц назад

NASA knows best who remembers when they launched Challenger and all went well , didn't it ?

@wrightwillingham4462 Месяц назад

And Columbia, and the fire on Apollo 1 that killed three burned to death.

@blackbirdpie217 Месяц назад

It's a sad situation, really.

@angelarch5352 Месяц назад

Instead of burning up the evidence, NASA should remove a faulty valve from starliner and bring it back to see what is going wrong, so yes fly back on a Dragon. It is safer anyway.

@SFS-Player1 Месяц назад

Hi❤

@alphatech4966 Месяц назад

Hi! How do you feel today?

@leschortos9196 Месяц назад

Anyone know if spacex has a dragon and booster ready to go. These things aren't like cars that are sitting out in parking lot just to hop in and go. Pick someone up at the mall.

@BenjamenMeyer Месяц назад

It would not be hard for SpaceX or even Russia to get a capsule together in a timely enough fashion for a rescue. The biggest issue is training for them since they've only trained on Starliner and maybe soyuz if they're lucky.

@PyroRob69 Месяц назад

It doesn’t even have to be a Dragon although there is already one at ISS. There is also a Soyuz docked too. Not sure if it’s a cargo ship though.

@Super-J10 Месяц назад

Send Space X to fix it

@rickrparker Месяц назад

It's not worth repair at this point. IF they becomes totally incurable, they need to try to get it back to earth or park send it to far outer space. Enough money wasted.

@DonBearPizarro Месяц назад

DEI= Boeing's demise

@oldfarthacks Месяц назад

The problems started when Boeing bought out Douglas and then kept the failed Douglas management team instead of the Boeing one. Boeing has, since then has been driven by the bean counters instead of the engineering staff. Then cap on the DEI junk that is mandated by the government and you have this sort of mess.

@thomasjess6131 Месяц назад

Lol... go woke, go broke!

@columbiabuzz Месяц назад

Diverse backgrounds and capabilities, that's our motto at BOING. We named our company for the sound our products make when touching down...with respect and diversity.

@johnfoley4705 Месяц назад

this space craft is an embarrassment, it is a waste of tax payers money, it is an Edsel, it is costly, how can you be a manager of a team when you cannot have the background to understand the teams goals and direction, Elon Musk is 100% correct as in when you become a manager you have to to be an expert in your field before you can direct others to complete a task, you are going to get those astronauts killed by trying to fly a costly, unsafe designed, pile of junk back to earth then say to the news OH we have to analyze the data to understand what happened but they knew the risks of the flight, Please do the correct thing send up Dragon to retrieve the astronauts to bring them home to their families, put your ego in check, admit that you designed a unsafe vehicle, have the guts, the courage to admit your mistakes, put the astronauts lives first before ego and profit

@edp2260 22 дня назад

It is now past June 26.... the answer is (big surprise) "NO"

@johntrent6110 Месяц назад

Sounds like somebody's getting paid under the table I guess the old-fashioned word is somebody is being bribed and make an a lot of money from this disaster

@medtech1a Месяц назад

Boeing and NASA did a rush job to launch the star liner. Epic Fail. So Boeing has a cook doing an engineering job. Wow

@ruthfieldbeck8299 Месяц назад

It is time to call Uber for a lift.

@utubenada Месяц назад

Stopped listen as soon as you brought up D.E.I (Didn't Earn It).

@wrightwillingham4462 Месяц назад

I think it was extremely negligent on NASA and Boeing's part to send Starliner ANYWHERE with astronauts on it.

@echoesyt Месяц назад

Boeing should ask Space~X for help. That way we get the 2 options NASA wants. Would Space~X even help if asked? Maybe Boeing should sell off this portion of their company. But who would buy? My mom had a saying… “If someone poops 💩 in the middle of the room, would you walk over and put your finger in it?” I honestly believe that’s where we are with Boeing’s starliner program.

@alphatech4966 Месяц назад

That's right!