Lmfaoo Boeing is finished their stocks should be zero. How can you trust them to make a spacecraft and they can barely make a proper airplane. They will go out of business.
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@@bananian wait which year are you talking about lol, China just got the largest moon soil sample back from the far side of the moon some more. Thanks to western media constantly brainwashing us with fake news, we don’t even know China’s space program already exceed both Russia and USA.
NASA knew that there was a Helium leak before blast off but because Boeing said that even with the Helium leak, it was minimal and they have more than enough to return home. Little did they know that some of the retro rockets will malfunction and may not be able to steer the capsule into the correct trajectory to enter the earth's atmosphere.
Remain calm. Nothing to see here. Its perfectly normal for a Boeing designed spacecraft to have small unexplained helium leaks, thruster issues and uncertainty whether or when the crew can safely return.
Well, well, well. Boeing in the news again with quality issues. I don’t see how Boeing can survive its problems. I see where someone posted that the people in space aren’t stranded, just delayed. Either way its still a quality issue and thats what happens when the bean counters take over and the employees are constantly pressured to do more faster. I don’t understand why the justice department doesn’t prosecute the top level people at Boeing who ruined that once successful company by producing products with deadly flaws. If that kind of company isn”t illegal, it sure should be. I used to fly quite a bit but those days are now over for me.
Boeing has a major defense contracts with the U.S. Uncle Sam’s shown us that it cares more about their military strength than the lives and safety their own American people, from whistleblowers to astronauts. The founding fathers would be appalled 😕
Just my take. If no solution to the known problems after 2 weeks, 2 more weeks of brainstorming would not make any difference. Look on the bright side, though, profits for Boeing would be guaranteed no matter what the outcome may be.
This is when Elon should say hey I can send one of my space craft into orbit to retrieve those trapped astronauts. That would be a such a Coup for Space X and a loss for Boeing.
Wouldn’t this be the mother of all ironies….? SpaceX has to go up and rescue them. This, because Boeing is so far behind and is so capital inefficient that they shouldn’t even be operating at all at this point. NASA wants a backup plan and this is what it looks like. Just give the original contract to SpaceX from the outset and get it done right and much cheaper.
@@CurtOntheRadio Starship is still just in developmental/testing stages. It would be Falcon 9, their bread and butter launch system that has re-landed/re-used them over 200 times. SpaceX launches more than 85% of all space bound materials including many manned flights to the ISS and back. Boeing seems a little rusty and out of its league here. Laugh as much as you want about Starship, that is exactly what most empty headed fools do every time SpaceX or Tesla blow people's minds with their incredible achievements.
@@billjohnson3022 Look how differently you treat Boeing to Starship? Starship is "in development" whilst Boeing are "rusty" yet it's Boeing closer to success than is Starship. Both a waste of time anyway, imo.
@@CurtOntheRadio I admit to being a SpaceX fan, they are the underdog who come out of nowhere and completely turned the old boy's network of space companies and NASA contracts upside down. Falcon 9 is SpaceX's current launch vehicle while Starship is their next generation of vehicle. I just think that SpaceX has pulled itself up with its own boot straps while Boeing etc. have been feeding of the teat of government and over charging for what they do, send something up and let it fall into the ocean to become waste. Also, SpaceX has launched over 4000 of their own personal satellites enabling internet service virtually everywhere that has a view of the sky. That is a massive development for major pockets of the world that have had no internet, connection to the modern world.
Next week NASA will come up with a complete scrub of the exterior of the space station using astronauts’ toothbrushes just to pretend they actually have scheduled stuff to do rather than admitting that Boeing stranded them.
Boeing can't even make airliners correct, how can they be expected to make a spaceship? Could you imagine a spaceship door separating in space because they forgot to put bolts into it??
Thank God, they’re in the space station rather than on the Starliner. They will surely go like candles when they get back on earth rescued by some other space capsule maybe the Russians.
This is a best piece of news, Not knowing when they will Return. Americans are always so mysterious, unsure, unpredictable, unexpected, unbelievable people so as said, Nothing can go Wrong. You believe that. 😂😂😂
I think both Boeing and NASA are extremely irresponsible and wicked to send those astronauts to space despite knowing of all the troubles BEFORE launch. I can’t imagine how those astronauts are feeling and how their families feel. Plain evil corporates.
There are many rockets zipping between the earth and the skylab these days. One of them can be used to ferry the stranded astronauts back to earth. The Boeing starliner can return to earth unmanned. This way the astronauts will not only be safe Boeing can make this opportunity to do more research on an unmanned starliner.
Boeing is a One Way Ticket,you want it done right? You use SpaceX Dragon.Elon Musk Elon doesn't hire D E I,he hires the best of the best,These astronaut's will get home,if Elon sends an Uber
Ask the Russians to bring them home...even under these geopolitical tense situations they will The Russian have more feelings for humanity than America. Just ask them....
Boeing Starliner has been beset with continuous problems one after another. It has been plague with multiple issues since the beginning of the flight. The ISS has plenty of supplies in orbit and the astronauts can stay on board for 45 days. During Starliner’s 25-hour flight to the space station, engineers identified five helium leaks and problems with five of the 28 thrusters, which are all located on the service module. Boeing Starliner has helium leaks but it only needs seven hours of helium to return to Earth. The Starliner has over 10 times that amount left on board. NASA and Boeing engineers are troubleshooting various faults in the Starliner spacecraft. I hope NASA is able to rectify the problems to ensure the safe return of the astronauts back to earth.
Russian Chinese sanction taking effect great nation that can't bring back its own ppl from low earth orbit without Russian/Chinese tech🤣🤣😂very very sad for the greatest nation 🥺🤦
The problem isn't the rocket, it's the transporter which is too small and poorly designed. During the move, the rocket is shaken to pieces, plumbing cracks, computer boards pop out, it's a real mess. You can see the transporter in your movie at the very beginning. What, you think a rocket falls apart by itself?
Two US astronauts stuck in space... where is that secrete space plane the U.S highly speaks about... send that piece of crap , oops i meant spacecraft, and rescue those two us astronauts stranded in space.
How can NASA trust Boeing to build a spacecraft if they can't even build a commercial passenger airliner correctly ?
Did you know Boeing built the body of the Saturn V moon rocket? They used to have a good reputation, used to.
@@ianglenn2821 I wager 99% of the people who built Saturn V are already dead.
Lmfaoo Boeing is finished their stocks should be zero.
How can you trust them to make a spacecraft and they can barely make a proper airplane. They will go out of business.
Because it’s for 💰
Who else can they trust?
the best part is, they knew it was leaking before the launch.
The show must go on because China was going good on the back side of the moon, be that a safe go or not. Foolish pride.
Yes.. same issues ..over and over.. for year's
Smell a Rat...😮
@@lizhongshen Crikey that sounds a dangerous decision 🫢🚀🔥
If it’s Boeing, I Ain’t Going - Neil Armstrong 🚀🧑🏼🚀
What😹
At least they can't whistle blow in space
Boeing will be like Alien paraphrase "in space nobody can hear you whistleblow"
The funny part they actually can in theory because ham radio people talk to them all the time (ISS that is)
😂😂😂😂😂 they will leave them up there any whiselblowing😂😂😂😂😂 still 😂😂😂😂❤❤❤
LOL!!!!!
Yes I was thinking these 2 people must know too much and that's why...😵💫😬
It's certain that this year will bring more challenging challenges. Looking back, I realized that I spent the entire previous year making expensive financial blunders because I was so consumed with worrying about my portfolio. I was forced to decide between raising my investments and purchasing a home. I discovered that the property I had bought needed more work than I had anticipated after deciding to sell my investments. It's becoming more difficult to determine how much longer I can take this.
Take things easy, we've all made mistakes
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they are not stranded, its just delayed.
So far.
Give it time. Every 24 hours waiting in space another failure pops up on Starliner.
well before they die in ISS, its still delay
Yeah delayed like the two astronauts already consuming limited food and resources of the ISS crews.
@@dewberry3043 the food is not limited, stop making up shi#
China just returned soil samples from the far side of the Moon 🙂
Meanwhile Director Nelson is still search on world atlas for the far side of the Moon...
um... according to the American law, the Chinese are not allow to go near the U.S. spaceship...a.k.a. Chinese can not help
I would trust them even less lol. They couldn't even send a rocket without almost blowing up an entire village. 🤦
@@bananian wait which year are you talking about lol, China just got the largest moon soil sample back from the far side of the moon some more. Thanks to western media constantly brainwashing us with fake news, we don’t even know China’s space program already exceed both Russia and USA.
The astronauts should have said we will wait and go on the next space x flight
NASA knew that there was a Helium leak before blast off but because Boeing said that even with the Helium leak, it was minimal and they have more than enough to return home. Little did they know that some of the retro rockets will malfunction and may not be able to steer the capsule into the correct trajectory to enter the earth's atmosphere.
@elfietube reminds me what they did to Columbia
Remain calm. Nothing to see here. Its perfectly normal for a Boeing designed spacecraft to have small unexplained helium leaks, thruster issues and uncertainty whether or when the crew can safely return.
Perfectly normal 🫢🔥🚀
Horrible reporting skills.
One of the stranded Astronauts kicked the Boeing Starliner repeatedly in frustration and is now suffering from "Missle Toe".
Boo
@@CoreyandCrew Boo who? Boo Radley or Boo-Boo?
Send space x as a rescue
Well, well, well. Boeing in the news again with quality issues. I don’t see how Boeing can survive its problems. I see where someone posted that the people in space aren’t stranded, just delayed. Either way its still a quality issue and thats what happens when the bean counters take over and the employees are constantly pressured to do more faster. I don’t understand why the justice department doesn’t prosecute the top level people at Boeing who ruined that once successful company by producing products with deadly flaws. If that kind of company isn”t illegal, it sure should be. I used to fly quite a bit but those days are now over for me.
Boeing has a major defense contracts with the U.S. Uncle Sam’s shown us that it cares more about their military strength than the lives and safety their own American people, from whistleblowers to astronauts. The founding fathers would be appalled 😕
Cheap products are usually cheap for a good reason 🫢🚀🔥
The company needs to be held accountable period
Just my take. If no solution to the known problems after 2 weeks, 2 more weeks of brainstorming would not make any difference. Look on the bright side, though, profits for Boeing would be guaranteed no matter what the outcome may be.
This is terrible.
Is Boeing Starliner the new Apollo 13?
Nope, more like the next Space Shuttle Challenger...
No upgraded version of 737 max
That overtime paycheck is going to be nice
Great comment 🤣💵💸
NASA and Boeing aren't concerned because it's not their lives in danger up there.
Money and PR are their two top priorities 🫢💵📺🗞️🔥
STOP WASTING OUR MONEY ON BOEING!
If the helium is still leaking, the longer it waits, they will not have enuf helium to bring them home. Right?
@raygan777able there's shut off valves.
Question for China bashers. Is this what you mean by Tofu/Dregg Construction?
I guess Boeing stolen the Tofu/Dregg construction receipt from China.
At least people get to find out on the news. Who knows how many tofu dregg collapses happen in [censored]?
Passengers 2 directed by Boeing Motion Pictures!
Boeing Starliner is version 2 of Boeing Airliner. So, what more do you expect from them??
You mean more like the next Space Shuttle Challenger...
Boeing can barely build reliable aircraft.
Stopping doors falling off should be a top priority 🫢🚪⚰️
Boeing did quality control by testing the Starliner in Kerbal Space Program
This is when Elon should say hey I can send one of my space craft into orbit to retrieve those trapped astronauts. That would be a such a Coup for Space X and a loss for Boeing.
ask favour from China if nothing can be done
Wouldn’t this be the mother of all ironies….? SpaceX has to go up and rescue them. This, because Boeing is so far behind and is so capital inefficient that they shouldn’t even be operating at all at this point. NASA wants a backup plan and this is what it looks like. Just give the original contract to SpaceX from the outset and get it done right and much cheaper.
lol. What, with Starship?
@@CurtOntheRadio Starship is still just in developmental/testing stages. It would be Falcon 9, their bread and butter launch system that has re-landed/re-used them over 200 times. SpaceX launches more than 85% of all space bound materials including many manned flights to the ISS and back. Boeing seems a little rusty and out of its league here. Laugh as much as you want about Starship, that is exactly what most empty headed fools do every time SpaceX or Tesla blow people's minds with their incredible achievements.
@@billjohnson3022 Look how differently you treat Boeing to Starship? Starship is "in development" whilst Boeing are "rusty" yet it's Boeing closer to success than is Starship.
Both a waste of time anyway, imo.
@@CurtOntheRadio I admit to being a SpaceX fan, they are the underdog who come out of nowhere and completely turned the old boy's network of space companies and NASA contracts upside down. Falcon 9 is SpaceX's current launch vehicle while Starship is their next generation of vehicle. I just think that SpaceX has pulled itself up with its own boot straps while Boeing etc. have been feeding of the teat of government and over charging for what they do, send something up and let it fall into the ocean to become waste. Also, SpaceX has launched over 4000 of their own personal satellites enabling internet service virtually everywhere that has a view of the sky. That is a massive development for major pockets of the world that have had no internet, connection to the modern world.
Next week NASA will come up with a complete scrub of the exterior of the space station using astronauts’ toothbrushes just to pretend they actually have scheduled stuff to do rather than admitting that Boeing stranded them.
Unbridled Greed results in
"Eventual" Hazard and Risk.
The astronauts just want to do an experience of how many days human can survive without food in space.
Thier not stranded
They're
You say. The astronauts might feel differently.
They are not stranded. They just might never reach earth if they attempt to return on using this spacecraft.
If only Boeing and NASA had avoided the woke policies and put men in charge of their test program, none of this would have happened (😅).
I'm beginning to suspect the moon landing. With all the technology in 2024 they can't build a simple space craft let alone a spacesuit
If the thrusters can't be trusted
The Crew must return on a fresh Dragon FFS !
They can’t
Alert Team DEI!
Few years later it will make it into Hollywood movie.
Boeing can't even make airliners correct, how can they be expected to make a spaceship? Could you imagine a spaceship door separating in space because they forgot to put bolts into it??
Call china asap we need help!! Stranded human...
Wolf wolf!!!
Thank God, they’re in the space station rather than on the Starliner. They will surely go like candles when they get back on earth rescued by some other space capsule maybe the Russians.
Shocker to hear that takeoff and landing are among the more pivotal moments
Boeing has been failing for years. No idea how a contract was awarded for this craft. No idea at all except bank.
Just ask for helps from others to save these two poor people please
They're still lying about going out in space smh
Imagine that!!! They put their faith and money into Boeing, and this is what they get....why do Boeing whistleblowers keep dropping?
Lol, you guys are gonna have to go back to Russia again for help in space. 😂😂😂
I missed this cartoon
Its so funny how they speak like its normal and never point out how horrible it is
This is a best piece of news, Not knowing when they will Return. Americans are always so mysterious, unsure, unpredictable, unexpected, unbelievable people so as said, Nothing can go Wrong. You believe that. 😂😂😂
I think both Boeing and NASA are extremely irresponsible and wicked to send those astronauts to space despite knowing of all the troubles BEFORE launch. I can’t imagine how those astronauts are feeling and how their families feel. Plain evil corporates.
send SpaceX to rescue them, lol. np
There are many rockets zipping between the earth and the skylab these days. One of them can be used to ferry the stranded astronauts back to earth. The Boeing starliner can return to earth unmanned. This way the astronauts will not only be safe Boeing can make this opportunity to do more research on an unmanned starliner.
Boeing also left stranded passengers all over the world
It will be a long while for ULA to get to the moon. Boeing basically guaranteed that.
Better call Elon! 😂
Boeing must have Congressional sponsors to keep in business
Boeing has troubles.
Of course it's Boeing....
It is highly unusual for a human test flight to fail and then continue the mission , with a human crew 😂
Somebody watching??🛸🛸🛸
This will be a big mistake for India. There will be problems with everything they do. Even their own army dare not use it.
No worry, nasa said astronauts enter hibernation mode, will wake up in 600 yrs
You mean the Starliner Max? Oh! Its a software that takes over the thrusters... Its called Multiple Combustion Actuator System.
the result of high paying Boeing executives, cost cuttings disregarding safety and demoralized staffs.
Don't worry. Elon Musk will save them.
Boeing's downward spiral is continuing. Has become a joke company
Can ask China help to bring back all of them..
"It is not uncommon that astronauts postpone their return..." 🤣🤣🤣
Theres always uber eats if things get bad ,,,
I don't believe it!
Boeing is a One Way Ticket,you want it done right? You use SpaceX Dragon.Elon Musk Elon doesn't hire D E I,he hires the best of the best,These astronaut's will get home,if Elon sends an Uber
Call Elon’s Uber Dragon spacecraft
Stranded at the drive in
Branded a fool
What will they say Monday at school?
Ask the Russians to bring them home...even under these geopolitical tense situations they will The Russian have more feelings for humanity than America.
Just ask them....
There is no Star in the Liner and no Liner in the Star! Boeing needs more space to stay out of space!
Nasa and Boeing... I think they lost some class, call Musk to teach them a lesson.
In capitalism, life has a price. These two astronauts are insured.
How did they land the moon within 8days...
@@JackGiant9 exactly
We ain’t been up there
Boeing mismanagement is consistent …
Boeing as usual... Would you board a Boeing plane after this?
Um they done
Click bait! Talk about making up news just for content - boo!
Boeing Starliner has been beset with continuous problems one after another.
It has been plague with multiple issues since the beginning of the flight.
The ISS has plenty of supplies in orbit and the astronauts can stay on board for 45 days.
During Starliner’s 25-hour flight to the space station, engineers identified five helium leaks and problems with five of the 28 thrusters, which are all located on the service module.
Boeing Starliner has helium leaks but it only needs seven hours of helium to return to Earth.
The Starliner has over 10 times that amount left on board.
NASA and Boeing engineers are troubleshooting various faults in the Starliner spacecraft.
I hope NASA is able to rectify the problems to ensure the safe return of the astronauts back to earth.
Russian Chinese sanction taking effect great nation that can't bring back its own ppl from low earth orbit without Russian/Chinese tech🤣🤣😂very very sad for the greatest nation 🥺🤦
How'd they get up there
Rubber bands slingshot.
Miracle
Billions $$ stop this nonsense. Please wake up people.
Astronauts and Astronautess'es
The problem isn't the rocket, it's the transporter which is too small and poorly designed. During the move, the rocket is shaken to pieces, plumbing cracks, computer boards pop out, it's a real mess. You can see the transporter in your movie at the very beginning. What, you think a rocket falls apart by itself?
Keberangkatan Astronot Dunia harus memenuhi Standard Apollo 11 dari Amerika. 😂😂
Boeing aka flying coffin
Black Built
Stuck in space? No one has ever left the firament they're still trying to crack the glass ceiling. The moon landing was fake😂
Now Boeing has a problem to bring back the two touristnauts back home.
No one wanted to blow the whistle on this one. Knew they would be killed
As soon as I heard it was leaking I knew re entry was going to be a no go
Two US astronauts stuck in space... where is that secrete space plane the U.S highly speaks about... send that piece of crap , oops i meant spacecraft, and rescue those two us astronauts stranded in space.
Those two have probably worn out their welcome at the ISS.😂