Boeing's Starliner spacecraft detects leaks on journey to ISS
Boeing's Starliner spacecraft detects leaks on journey to ISS
After years of delays and two failed launches, Starliner lifted off from Florida on Wednesday; despite helium leaks, craft seems stable otherwise
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Only a matter of time for another Challenger incident to set space exploration back another 20 years.
I think most in society get that human space exploration is extremely risky, but to flirt with that risk with a known variable tipping the scales the wrong way seems like a business decision rather than an engineering one.
Imagine those morons end up destroying the ISS. Boeing has really gone down the shitter. I don't even know why they launched this scrap heap in the first place. Shortcuts like this are completely unacceptable in regards to space travel.