NASA astronauts say they are confident Boeing Starliner will return them to Earth safely

Three weeks after they were supposed to return to Earth, the NASA astronauts who took the first crewed flight on Boeing's Starliner's capsule say they are confident the spacecraft will take them back safely from the International Space Station. CBS News space consultant Bill Harwood has more.
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[@richardstatham3715]

I have no faith in the build quality of Boeing aircraft right now.. couldnt pay me enough to get on board the starliner

[@tenacityforthetruth2695]

Tell them not sit by the door on their way back!

[@alooga555]

Boeing management and safety do not belong in the same sentence.

[@Fatatua]

The hair in the air is priceless.

[@snoradora6305]

Aqua net at it's best 🤣

[@untamedzer0]

Then confidently hop on it and come home. No? Then you must be significantly more confident than the engineers.

[@nicolaswelker4379]

Exactly

[@signsofplay]

It looks like those two are hanging upside down.

[@JacobSolbux]

Of course they're gonna say that.

[@deltaboy2011]

When they said this, that means they are going to die very soon.

[@gm7304]

Hey! if the water continues to run just jiggle the lever.

[@keithw1885]

A Roman Candle awaits it's flight back onto Earth. 🤣

[@144pureVenusian]

The best thing to do in a situation like that is to stay positive and hopeful..I know I for sure wouldn't be 😵‍💫😫

[@modest123]

Just make sure no whistleblowers are on board

[@tubefreeeasy]

How can you trust Boeing?

[@jmf5246]

Its free fall not zero g

[@Dead_Again1313]

May God see them home safely ❤

[@SelfHandledRogue]

kids from the 90's know they wont make it.

[@coolazul-ic9km]

They are on earth

[@signsofplay]

👌Most of us aren’t fooled.

[@Justin-qi7ej]

Come on there's stock the law is they can't promote panic or panic themselves but they're stranded

[@bullyboy131]

Rather call Red Bull than trust Boeing

[@FWtravels]

Don’t say anything bad about Boeing or else 🤫 🤐

[@lindsayball5080]

Watch the glitches in their cgi

[@frequentexplorer]

No, no no….reality is forget Boeing, If ain’t SpaceX, ain’t going.

[@YooperICE]

Time to dust off a space shuttle or 2

[@vsee2207]

Green screen distraction? Wearing harnesses? Would you allow hair flying around electronics? Looks fake.

[@frederiquecouture3924]

So what?

[@jmf5246]

Calling Elon!

[@user-lf7uf9ss4p]

USGS USA

[@JeffEbe-te2xs]

Should ask for a Russian Souz , at least they work

[@Lakshyam9]

So ELON MUSK's STARLINER is not 100% safe ??
Why jeopardize human lives?

[@jmf5246]

Spacex makes the Dragon. Boeing the Starliner.

[@bullyboy131]

What!?! Bahahaha

[@khel9505]

"BOEING STARLINER" run by bunch of senators not by the engineers