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Boeing Starliner Capsule Safely Lands on Earth, to Get Ready for NASA’s Crewed Mission in Future
Boeing Starliner astronaut capsule returned from the International Space Station, landing safely in New Mexico on Wednesday. The CST-100 Starliner capsule returned less than a week after its launch from the Cape Canaveral US Space Force Base in Florida.
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Boeing's Starliner Capsule Encountered Propulsion Troubles On Its Way to ISS, Says NASA
Boeing's Starliner capsule was heading for the International Space Station, in a critical uncrewed test flight that followed years of failures and false starts. The spacecraft encountered some propulsion troubles early in its journey, with two thrusters responsible for orbital maneuvering failing for unclear reasons, says NASA.
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After Failing To Reach Space Station, Boeing Capsule Faces Another Test
The Boeing spacecraft that ran into trouble almost immediately after being launched into space Friday, forcing it to abort the main part of its test mission, now faces another daunting task: flying back to Earth.
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Boeing's Starliner Astronaut Capsule Fails Key Test to Reach Space Station
Boeing's new astronaut capsule failed after liftoff on Friday to climb high enough in orbit to reach the International Space Station, cutting short a critical unmanned test mission in the embattled aerospace giant's race to send humans to the orbital outpost.
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Error In Timer Foils Boeing's Test Capsule Mission To International Space Station
Boeing Co's new astronaut capsule on Friday failed to reach the orbit of the International Space Station, US space agency NASA said, cutting short a critical unmanned test mission in the embattled aerospace giant's race to send humans to the station.
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Boeing Starliner Capsule Safely Lands on Earth, to Get Ready for NASA’s Crewed Mission in Future
Boeing Starliner astronaut capsule returned from the International Space Station, landing safely in New Mexico on Wednesday. The CST-100 Starliner capsule returned less than a week after its launch from the Cape Canaveral US Space Force Base in Florida.
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Boeing's Starliner Capsule Encountered Propulsion Troubles On Its Way to ISS, Says NASA
Boeing's Starliner capsule was heading for the International Space Station, in a critical uncrewed test flight that followed years of failures and false starts. The spacecraft encountered some propulsion troubles early in its journey, with two thrusters responsible for orbital maneuvering failing for unclear reasons, says NASA.
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After Failing To Reach Space Station, Boeing Capsule Faces Another Test
The Boeing spacecraft that ran into trouble almost immediately after being launched into space Friday, forcing it to abort the main part of its test mission, now faces another daunting task: flying back to Earth.
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Boeing's Starliner Astronaut Capsule Fails Key Test to Reach Space Station
Boeing's new astronaut capsule failed after liftoff on Friday to climb high enough in orbit to reach the International Space Station, cutting short a critical unmanned test mission in the embattled aerospace giant's race to send humans to the orbital outpost.
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Error In Timer Foils Boeing's Test Capsule Mission To International Space Station
Boeing Co's new astronaut capsule on Friday failed to reach the orbit of the International Space Station, US space agency NASA said, cutting short a critical unmanned test mission in the embattled aerospace giant's race to send humans to the station.
