NASA to Cancel Starliner 1st Operational Mission After CFT-1 Failure. Here's Why!

NASA to Cancel Starliner 1st Operational Mission After CFT-1 Failure. Here's Why!

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"NASA to Cancel Starliner 1st Operational Mission After CFT-1 Failure. Here's Why!
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intro 0:00
(The updates on Starliner’s two major issues) 0:52
(First Starliner operational mission) 3:38
outro 8:02
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NASA to Cancel Starliner 1st Operational Mission After CFT-1 Failure. Here's Why!
If you had a chance, what would you ride to get to space?
Well, the answer is a no-brainer: SpaceX Dragon.
Given the Boeing Starliner scandals, even astronauts trained to face the most dangerous situations are afraid to bet their lives on this spacecraft.
And their insecurity is escalating while the first Starliner operational mission, following its Crew Flight test, is coming closer.
Public pressure once again forced Nasa to make a vital decision: canceling this dangerous mission.
Find out everything in today's episode of Techmap.
NASA to Cancel Starliner 1st Operational Mission After CFT-1 Failure. Here's Why!
On Tuesday, June 18, Nasa and Boeing leadership held a teleconference to discuss the status of the agency’s Boeing Crew Flight Test. Additionally, they provided pre-departure details as teams prepare to return Nasa astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams to Earth from the International Space Station.
NASA to Cancel Starliner 1st Operational Mission After CFT-1 Failure. Here's Why!
The current tension mainly comes from two major hardware issues that Starliner has been facing, including five separate helium leaks and the failure of five out of 28 reaction control system thrusters.
Currently, engineers from Nasa and Boeing have still been studying two problems, and on Saturday when the vehicle went through the thruster firing test, they had an opportunity to look at both.
Talking about the fifth leak after docking, they said:
""it's a very small leak that we saw uh after docking so that's the fifth leak it's the smallest of all um that we've seen and very similar to what we saw on OF2"".
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