Boeing Starliner capsule's first crewed test flight postponed over Atlas rocket glitch

I hope they can get everything fixed by Friday. Boeing needs a win under its belt to restore confidence in the company.

Wish nothing but success for the mission and the advancement of spacecrafts. Space X really do make it look easy!

Giant firecracker

TaiwanIsNotChinaMay 7  04:53 pm JST

I hope they can get everything fixed by Friday. Boeing needs a win under its belt to restore confidence in the company.

Better safe than sorry. Remember how the Challenger blew up on that cold January morning. I saw live on TV that day and it was a horrible sight, something I'll never forget.

> kiwiboyMay 7  05:20 pm JST

Wish nothing but success for the mission and the advancement of spacecrafts. Space X really do make it look easy!

It's not by any means, but the more you do it the better it gets.

kaimycahlMay 7  09:08 pm JST

Yrrai why be so negative your comments never seems to amaze people. Your comments are always so dark and to say the space ship is a "Giant Firecracker" is in comparison to your mental capacity. Your logic is just that Goggle Brain". I know I will get censored but if you are going to comment please do so constructively and not so negatively!

'Giant Firecracker' indeed. Manned or unmanned mission, that's a geeky childish thing to say. Not funny at all.

Careful!!!!..

It's a Boeing!!..

kiwiboy

Wish nothing but success for the mission and the advancement of spacecrafts. Space X really do make it look easy!

Really?

https://www.reuters.com/technology/space/spacex-starship-launched-test-flight-texas-after-last-one-blew-up-2023-11-18/

it needs to be more pointy.

2020hindsightsMay 8  04:24 am JST

kiwiboy

Wish nothing but success for the mission and the advancement of spacecrafts. Space X really do make it look easy!

Really?

https://www.reuters.com/technology/space/spacex-starship-launched-test-flight-texas-after-last-one-blew-up-2023-11-18/

It's never easy, never been easy. But we keep learning, step by step. Space travel is an explorative science, the Final Frontier and there's ALOT of things to learn from it.

> Peter NeilMay 8  05:38 am JST

it needs to be more pointy.

Tell that to the aerodynamic architects who designed it. They have their degrees and they know better about these things than we do.