Thrusters Failed! NASA finally revealed How Boeing Starliner Undock ISS and Back... 

Thrusters Failed! NASA finally revealed How Boeing Starliner Undock ISS and Back...
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Boeing Star liner’s updates 0:19
NASA's tolerance for Boeing 2:52
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Thrusters Failed! NASA finally revealed How Boeing Starliner Undock ISS and Back...
How will Nasa plan to bring Boeing's troubled Star liner home?
Finally, after weeks of debate, NASA has revealed the details on how to bring this big white elephant back instead of turning it into space junk.
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Thrusters Failed! NASA finally revealed How Boeing Starliner Undock ISS and Back...
The name of the Boeing Star liner Calypso reminds us of a nymph from Greek mythology, named Calypso. She lived on the island of Ogygia, where she detained Odysseus for seven years against his will. She promised Odysseus immortality if he would stay with her, but Odysseus preferred to return home. Eventually, after the intervention of the other gods, Calypso is forced to let Odysseus go.
This story could be modified a little bit to accommodate the current context. The troubled Boeing Star liner nymph detained two Nasa astronauts Butch and Sunni for more than two months against their will to stay around 8 days. She promised two astronauts an indefinite life in space if they agreed to be stuck with her but Willmore and William preferred to return home.
Thrusters Failed! NASA finally revealed How Boeing Starliner Undock ISS and Back...
The reason Boeing can be so arrogant is because they have a powerful god protecting them, named Nasa. In reality, during those over two months, despite the public outrage, the US space agency still found all ways to protect its preferred contractor, saying that Star liner didn't have any trouble with its return capability, and the option to order a rescue mission was just a rumor. When the Star liner's problem was getting worse and the media pressure was increasing, Nasa ultimately acknowledged that based on the core value: commitment to safety, Boeing Star liner would make an uncrewed return and let the alternative spacecraft, SpaceX Dragon bring the astronaut home.
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