NASA again pushes back Boeing Starliner's return to Earth
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- Опубликовано: 24 июн 2024
- Boeing's Starliner astronauts will have to wait a while longer to return home as NASA once again delays their trip back to Earth from the International Space Station. The spacecraft was supposed to head back Wednesday, but NASA wants to do more checks following helium leaks and the failure of some maneuvering thrusters when it approached the ISS earlier this month. CBS News senior national correspondent Mark Strassmann has more.
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How dare they trust Boeing to do a space explore insane
Since President Obama break down NASA, that many years accumulated institutional hard work dismissed. That breaking has made to lose expertise who had long time experience individuals aren't working for NASA anymore. NASA Institutional cohesion isn't the same as it used to be. Institutions are like a child that are designed to function for the task given through time. If you affect the child physically and mentally, that brilliant mind is very hard to mend. Particularly, space exploration is a lifetime work. You need the best of the best to work on endurance of unforgiving space environment. You can't afford mistakes in space as you have the flexibility in Earth. NASA is hope for human endeavors in space. NASA must be strengthen than dismantling.
@@bekeleguasil3895 SpaceX built the CrewDragon from scratch it it has been working for 4 years while Boeing is still scratching their heads trying to figure it out. So much for experience. The Space Shuttle program failed. And OP didn't mention NASA.
I am not defending NASA or anything but the contract with Boeing was way way way before 737 max, and both of them have a history of pretty much when NASA was called NACA. Also, NASA has already sunk 4+ B to this boing stuck liner.
But for us space nerds, Strandedliner, is much a given when Crew Dragon already launched without a hitch while Boing hasn't even launched noncrew mission. It is even funnier that The Blue Origin BE4 engine is working perfectly fine
"I'm never going to space on a Boeing again!"
"the best and the brightest at NASA and Boeing..." say what....
Boeing, like that company with all the faulty planes? /s
I don't know about that, but when she said that I was like " really cabrona, really!!"
They should send Spacex up there to bring the astronauts home.
Don't forget China also up ther😂
Space X is just polluting the surrounding islands. What a mess. Where is musk? Populating the world!
Just say they're stuck
Except they aren’t
no, they will indefinitely extend their stay....just don't call it stuck, the state dept memo says no
Just say they have a *_"Surprise Prolonged Vacation"_*
At least this sounds much better
@@jacobchristian860Except they are unless you count the emergency Soyuz capsule...
@@TheJMBon except they aren’t because they could still take the Starliner capsule back at anytime. They are delaying the return to learn more about the issues in the service module. The service module does not return to Earth with the capsule. Since it burns up, it will no longer be available for failure analysis. Taking the extra time now while we still can to learn and possibly prevent similar issues in the future is a wise move. Hardly means they are stuck.
"They are not Stuck" Boeing CEO 😂
The holes in the Swiss cheese are lining up.
If it's Boeing, I'm not going.
Remember the old song "One Way Ticket" ?
What's the lyric again ?
*_"One way ticket to the BLUuuuuuu ...."_*
@@verypleasantguy Apparently Jeff's Blue origin performs better than Boeing
This seems worrying.
NASA fiscal budget in 2024 is 24,8 Billion dollar. but at march 9, biden administration adjusted it to 27,2 billion usd. for comparison, China national space administration budget only 8 billion usd. with this budget they run their own space station, and recently successful to bring back moon soil from farside of the moon.
I can't get it why NASA, with 27,2 billion and has many experienced in the space, has to pay BOEING to make module to dock on ISS which we cannot say successful? if this isn't sign of corruption, i don't know what is
One way ticket to the space
poor astronauts
Space scrap by Boeing.
Send in the “Space Cowboys”
Am I the only one that remembers that movie.
Good movie!
I'm pretty sure Suni is old enough to be a Space. Cowboy. Speaking of which, this could be Butch & Sundance's last ride. Can't believe nobody in the media has picked up on that from the beginning. I've been waiting for this. It's like fate or something.
Cue the bluegrass BDM ....
NASA’s big mistake was using parts that’s made in India 🇮🇳 😂
Shutup
average american trying to say china but failing bc lack of geography knowledge
NASA didnt build it - Boeing did in the USA 🇺🇲
If it was India 🇮🇳 it would never have cost as much and failed so miserably
There is no parts made in india,Boeing is Fully Americans company if its indian Space Tech it will work without any issue
Question from BBC and CNN. NASA and Boeing risked sending two astronauts to ISS using leaking capsule made by endia, but at what cost?
Elon Musk is giggling at the thought of having to send up Crew Dragon to bring home those Astronauts.
They are not stuck! Just stranded!
Built with the parts they forgot to install on the Max 8.
at least the door on starliner didn't fall off! big improvement!
Oh yes !
Gotta give Boeing this credit !!
So how did the US make it to the moon 50+ years ago?
back when companies actually care about the quality of their product
By camera!
“If it’s Boeing, I ain’t going, cause your gonna need towing”- Neil Armstrong 🚀👨🚀
"dont trust every qoute you see on the internet" -george washington
Never heard that quote.
‘Not a crisis within NASA’? Neither was Columbia‘s tile strike.
isn't it crazy that we sent people to the moon with 60's technology but astronauts are getting stuck in 2024
Wasn't there a TV show about Starliner ? called "Lost in Space"
Low key actually scary. Like flying in one of those big old Dell library computers.
The Starliner can do an automatic return without the crew. Send up two seats for the Dragon capsule on the next Dragon flight along with two crew Dragon suits. Return the crew on the next Dragon return. If the Starliner makes it back in one piece wonderful for Boeing. Boeing will save face then if Starliner makes it back. Im sure nobody wants to create unnecessary risk for the crew because of fear of being embarrassed. Congress should step in ASAP.
Yeah there's literally no upside to Boeing doing a crewed Starliner return at this point. Return successfully and they'll be known not just as the company with defective spacecraft, but as the company willing to risk the lives of astronauts by knowingly putting them in defective spacecraft. Catastrophically fail, and that's the end of their space ambitions.
Perfect call.
No worry folks. Beam me down, Scotty!!! Problem solved...
I would be terrified to come back to earth on a Boeing. I'd be on a conference with NASA and Space X, demanding an alternative.
End up like Columbia and fall apart upon re entry
They will not return on StarLiner.
They probably will.
@@TheCNYMike They won't return, they will burn up on re-entry. They only get 1 shot at is. If the thruster fail again, it's gain over.
@@heyaisdabomb They have 10 times as much helium as they need for the trip home, and all but one of the RCS thrusters is back online. Odds are they will return on Starliner.
It will be embarrassing for Boeing to be rescued by SpaceX. But it will be a crime if they make the astronauts take the Starliner and they ended up dying.
It’s a Boeing. Must prepare for more failures in other systems, not worth the risks as they still have no clue how what and why of a list of failures, many allegedly have not yet even been disclosed by Boeing and/or NASA at this time.
Stay tuned……
Boeing is now synonymous with the word “failure”
Time for NASA to get help from China😮
I would wear my brown spacesuit on the journey home.
Typical of government contractor. Four years behind spacex.
Well SpaceX is also a government contractor. Boeing is just a corrupt failure of a company.
SpaceX also government contractor
@@jimgraham6722 Spacx knows what they are doing. So not thee same. Spacex is 4 years ahead of starliner.
Sacrifice incoming
As a Chinese, I only want to say one thing, just one thing: we didn't do anything! Not this time, not any time.
I seriously predict a Dragon bringing them home
110%. Musk's wet dream in the making.
0:14 CBS News isn't what it used to be, eh?
Just an excuse to stay in space longer and having more funs and definitely no problem.
Will they be a given a refund on their tickets?
Beam me down, Scotty!!!
Strandliner strikes again...
Take all the time you need and when you safely return let’s have a good examination of what happened without Boeing in the way
Imagine if the Apollo 13 astronauts had to rely on Boeing.
They did. Boeing built the Saturn V first stage.
@@jshepard152 where's the junior rocket cadet?
I guess it will only be a crisis if the capsule disintegrates on re-entry (oh well...). Test pilots for flight test 2 please!
How does this not surprise me. Should have stayed with Space-X.
Send Space X ......
Being 1.5B over budget is not a crisis? Good. Burn more money.
Nothing to be concerned about while they are secretly shitting themselves. Anchor: Ah little more time is space is not a big deal lol😅. Would calling China hurt their reputation?
Nasa is awesome for science exploration.
Inferior Chinese products: Just brought back Moon samples from the far side of the moon
Superior American products: Can't bring back American astronauts back home from outer space ISS yet.
America brought back moon rocks when Chinese were living without indoor plumbing, and several Chinese moon satellites failed this spring.
Low orbit means something burns up on re entry. If it were possible to accumulate all the space junk out there and somehow manage to haul it into a geosynchronous orbit.... imagine what robots in the future could build for us.🤖
I am from India and i am worried about Sunita and his co-pilot. Bring them back home safely.
Keep your eyes on the sky for firework show - brought to you by Boeing...
thank you India for selling your products to Boeing which is used on this mission.
When the host said "...the best and the brightest...", I detect a touch of cynicism, and deservingly so. If the crew got stuck far longer than tolerable, can they sue NASA for endangering their lives by ignoring the problems even before they left? Where is Bill Nelson? Surely it is time for him to do song and dance to sooth raw nerves?
Astronauts are being asked to bring a socket set and some duct tape for the trip back to earth. Intransit repairs will occur until touchdown
Test pilots check the things out
best and brightest from NASA and Boeing? Space X has been sending astronauts up since 2020....
The astronaut must have been a whistleblower
It's over❗️❗️❗️❗️
They need the aerospace engineering department to work on those DEI Numbers first, then they can resume getting the craft and crew to safety. (Like The Airlines do)
StayLiner 🥰🥰🥰
Space X !
Space 10
money are everything
I believe we must help Boeing Aerospace and Boeing Airline organizations from severely affecting Boeing. Definitely there is chronic problem in Boeing Management and technical professionals. My guess are as follows:
1) Management is corrupted and has no scientific knowledge that is vital to recruiting professionals based on credentials and work ethics.
2) Management may be pushing technical professionals to do short-cut in-order to save money and time without understanding that there no short-cut in science. Science is straightforward and meticulous scientific work.
3) may be few technical professionals are smart mouth who may have credentials, but they aren't up to the task to work in advanced space age scientific endeavors and public safety. People who in Aerodynamic must know what they're doing and be conscious on the consequences of their negligence work ethics.
4) Management and technical professionals must read each other for better outcome. Otherwise, one affects the other for sure.
5) Boeing must commit to restructure itself in order to get out of the messy situation.
Therefore, the American government must assign experts to help to identify Boeing problems and how to fix them scientifically.
I hope Boeing survive these huge problems.
Boeing is a private company. I don't know if it makes sense for the US government to interfere. That's making it more fascist than it already is.
@Hardwaregeekx I know Boeing is a private company. However, private companies are regulated by federal government agencies. Since Boeing has been around for while. I think we have to save the company to our benefit. Otherwise, American airlines will fall on the mercy of European company. That will hurt us economically.
Government beurocracy isn't my choice either. Government agencies can help, because they have expertise who can sort out problems and recommend solutions. Boeing is not in good condition that needs outside help at least to figure out multiple chronic problems. I understand your concern.
@@bekeleguasil3895 The old must go to make room for the new. I think it is very unhealthy to try to keep old companies like that around. If you keep propping up old companies, then newer and better companies won't have the opportunity to grow.
@Hardwaregeekx I amire for being determined person, but you are very wrong. Why?
1) experience is vital to business.
2) if you don't appreciate the old, you will be guffey in your life.
3) anyone who starts from scratch that will take you longer than you think to enjoy your business.
4) there are businesses that doesn't need a lot of experience, but in Aerospace and Airline businesses, experience is vital. You are probably young and swellminded person. I don't blame you. You are too young inside to understand.
@@bekeleguasil3895 Experience may give you a short term advantage. But in the grand scheme of things not allowing uncompetitive companies to die can only lead to stagnation.
Is rocket science easy? SpaceX seems to be doing just fine without the experience. And maybe for airplanes experience provides a greater advantage than for spacecraft. But that advantage is meaningless in the face of corruption and stagnation. Notice how Boeing aircraft and spacecraft is even less safe than they used to be?
SpaceX did what Boeing couldn't with 50% less funding. This is irrefutable proof that the old companies including Boeing were holding back progress. How much longer must we suffer this corruption? And you want to prolong it?
Ofc there’s no concern over this crisis. Nothing is of concern to these sickos
SpaceX to the rescue.
Another American Engineering Marvel 🇺🇲🤡
StuckLiner
Boeing is too big. Too much fluff and not enough accountability in the engineering dept. Anyone in a management / CEO role should also be an engineer there. They need to bring in a younger team to run the show here similar to SpaceX. Boeing's former glory days are behind them unfortunately. They lack cohesiveness from leadership that will stay for the long haul. Also why have they not killed the 737 and design a replacement for it? It's still unbalanced with the larger engines pushed forward. Why is Starliner having so many valve leak issues? Is this an issue with Welding or just using outdated technologies ? They were giving more money than Space X for development.
Ask Elon for help, he will bring them home.
How is this even possible?! RCS systems and high-pressure helium tanks go back to the 1960s!!! How do you botch up existing and well understood technology?
没买双程票
Лартака сток бунданка рок 👍 фияркута бонза бугазотка фиюрка тутка сияние бухта....
Astronauts and Astronautess'es
StarLiner should have been canceled years ago. Thousands of red flags. 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩
They were given more money than SpaceX and still failed to deliver. Well, as long as no more taxpayer dollars are spent on it Boeing can spend as much as they want to get Starliner working provided of course they don't force astronauts to die for them.
Only one they could get on it has a mutated chin.
This is what happens when you keep using obsolete technology
The chinese fly by and ask if you American want a lift home
Starliner Max.
😂😂😂
Stuckliner! Musk, prove to NASA that space X is the best of the best! Rescue 'Stuckliner', please! Don't let 'Stuckliner' stuck on ISS forever! 😁
Boeing celebrates DEI in space!
The Best of the best work for SpaceX, not Boeing and NASA.
NASA and SpaceX are great. Just not Boeing.
NASA is verifiably “in bed” with Boeing milking the taxpayers for every dime, called government waste, while putting peoples lives at risk with their preventable catastrophic failures witnessed over and over again:
Boeing 737 Max
Boeing StarLiner
Space Shuttle Challenger
Space Shuttle Columbia
Artemis Program
Or we could ask for help from Russia or China
Houston, we have issues
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