Boeing Can't Fix Starliner Problem, NASA Looking For Other Options!

[@graemekaponourlich6261]

Too much repitition and not enough new information in your videos.

[@guillermo3564]

Redundancy. It's the YT way. That way creators can brag about the hundreds of videos they've done.

[@cybervigilante]

@@guillermo3564 They all do it. KZbin rates them on length since you can get more commercials in a longer video - I've seen a three minute idea stretched out to a half hour. However, this video gave me good info, since I don't follow rocketry that much.

[@rodb3709]

I absolutely agree. I agree absolutely. Absolutely, I agree!

[@stupest]

Space suits not compatible.

[@dougwitte765]

I totally agree. These videos have little or no real info. Repeat repeat repeat. They think we can't remember anything.

[@ronbutler3431]

3:20: Soyuz lands at sea? (Accompanied by a picture of a Soyuz sitting on dry land.)

[@jroar123]

This is why people who post these sort of videos should do their homework.

[@jirawudhvanasup4530]

Finally. Accepting the truth is the best way out for everyone. Go Space X!

[@DaveBigDawg]

Boeing reputation is already ruined

[@kawings]

Boeing put a big gamble. if both of their test crew members burnt out or push off course during while return, it means the end of Boeing chance to be given the second time.

[@chrisborey1734]

I am thinking Airbus is safer plane

[@armando_az1]

You would think that they would build these better then their planes, thanks for throwing our taxas away NASA.

[@Pete856]

Too many mistakes/out of date information in this video. Soyuz does not land at sea, it's on land. Falcon 9 has flown over 360 times (not the 230 mentioned) and it's boosters have been re-flown far more than the given number.

[@EnriqueAThieleSolivan]

Space X can not launch the Falcon 9 rocket until the FAA gives their approval.

[@MarkSmith-zg5hq]

You ACTUALLY show a soyuz landed on land while saying they do sea landings. Soyuz does land landings!

[@gedreillyhomestead6926]

If NASA prioritised astronaut safety Crew Dragon would already be on the way. 🤔

[@armando_az1]

They want to give Boeing chances since they gave them more money then SpaceX 😂

[@WNCHIGH]

Helloooo McFly! Soyuz does not return to a water landing. Soviets have never recovered a crew capsule via splashdown.

[@HoldinLong]

Who honestly would used Boeing or blue origin , its ridiculous

[@cybervigilante]

They're the second biggest military contractor so they have a lot of $Influence in Congress.

[@hawaiifiles]

Currently Space X Falcon 9 grounded due to 2nd stage malfunction a few weeks ago now. The broken Soyuz's cosmonauts came home in another Soyuz, not Space X Dragon. Like Starliner, Soyuz also lands on land. Only Dragon does splashdown landings.

[@brentevje5939]

38 million to keep things covered up

[@realmstupid-on8df]

Boeings strength is really....bowing.

[@MichaelDb-uq9dn]

I think the good luck has left a long time ago when the leader took all the money and put 10 cents into there unit , btw Space X rocket has set record at 23 times back to reuse

[@barrybrick4046]

maybe they could leave the starliner there and rent it out as an air b and b

[@doylewillis9587]

😂😂😂❤

[@blackfreud9048]

“Starliner?” More like ‘Space Junk!’

[@paulboger7377]

Bin Liner!!

[@jroar123]

Do your homework, Soyuz lands on land.

[@donaldmarkwith5729]

Damm!!!! It's very tragic. Nothing more important in this world is to have a successful Starliner. In today's technology, I would of expected better from Boeing.

[@timreed353]

First stage has been reflown 22 times

[@shawnlane7016]

Send it back un manned. I can’t understand why this option has not been seriously considered. One it would serve has a test and no risk of life lost or chances of it. If they are confident and systems check out then send it. Send up some SpaceX suites for Suni and Butch and have them ride back.

[@douglaszeeff8052]

Nothing new to see here.

[@jrindel1]

Same info over and over!

[@MrGchiasson]

Rename the Starliner. Call it "SS Minnow" of marooned, "Gilligans island" fame. It marooned the crew too.

[@paulboger7377]

Are the US and Russian spacesuits compatible with the spacecraft? That could be an issue.

[@miguelmouta5372]

Yes, Crew Dragon is versatile but not enough for unpredicted emergencies, as the Dreamchaser can deal.

[@Mannicx]

Beginning next week, teams will run the thruster through similar conditions that Starliner experienced after launch on the way to the space station. The tests will include replicating the phase of the Crew Flight Test from launch to docking. Then tests will be performed to replicate what thrusters will experience from undocking to landing.

[@michaelburke9153]

Rescue with SpaceX then figure it out. I paid over 10 thousand dollars in TAX above what I already paid. I want accountability for my money!

[@kb3byu]

How does a CEO increase his salary without having it approved by the board of directors?

[@wellingtoncrescent2480]

The astronauts are not "stranded"; even with recent Falcon 9 issues, there is a Soyuz lifeboat permanently docked at the ISS for just this sort of eventuality. And Soyuz has been servicing the ISS successfully for 24 years. It may be time to eat humble pie and defer to Roscosmos.

[@gregwaters944]

Boing has a reputation, it's all bad.

[@argusmac9056]

Would the Jeff Bezos "Edge of spce tourist elevator" 'be of any use?

[@rogerphelps9939]

No. That is a toy. A quick flight up to 100km and back down is orders of magnitude easier than getting into orbit.

[@rochus_wagner]

It's not a shame to ask the Russians for help, they have the most reliable space fleet, they even have a ready-to-launch spacecraft, one phone call and Putin will help us out!

[@xman577]

The CEO of Boyne doubled his salary. Before the company falls up, I believe because it’s all about profit for these people and the hell for everything else and the people who died.

[@paulbriggs3072]

BOEING!

[@juliancrooks3031]

Boeing and NASA knew about the leak but launched anyway. Pure negligence on their part. It should have been fixed before the flight

[@andrewwamser7075]

Considering the PROVEN reliability of Dragon, why are they still even working on Starliner? Can Starliner (assuming they get it working right someday) do things Dragon can't? Is it cheaper to launch? Higher payload? WHAT?

[@SteamEngine-zn1kl]

Is the narrator Sheldon ?

[@doylewillis9587]

😂😂❤

[@F-14_Jockey]

People need to ask why the engineering talent at Space X didn't get hired by Boeing, or should I say why aren't they working for Boeing. I guarantee Boeing has a better benefits package than Space X, so why aren't these people working for Boeing? I can say with confidence that you need to look at the money. When we designed and built the Saturn V and the Apollo CM, we did not have 1 tenth the engineering software available that we have today, slide rules ruled the day, no Catia, no Excel etc, yet the lack of engineering skill is very apparent in many industries.

[@leonardnoel888]

Does anyone knows what are Boeing Defect Liabilities for not performing and up to what amount?

[@isshinryu11]

38 million..you're that good huh

[@jbcctv7957]

Nobody has said much about the fix for the parachute issues either....

[@qefa070]

You can't compare Soyuz spacecraft and space X crew dragon... Soyuz remains the most reliable after decades... A leak can happen to any spacecraft with life support system. Space X is yet to face it's own difficulties...

[@drewpackman2929]

They are doing better than the other team.

[@GrantOakes]

NASA should have canceled Boeing s contract years ago after cost overruns, delays and technical problems! Send Crew Dragon and forget about the black eye it gives Boeing!

[@don63]

WTG Boeing

[@Sailing360]

is this a repeat of the previous video?

[@rcsontag]

"Yeah, that's the ticket, let's implement DEI hiring." - Boeing

[@networkg]

I think it is the use of A.I. voice over that is the problem not Boeing or Nasa.

[@robertkerr4199]

This is what happens when you hire based on skin color and sexual orientation instead of skill and qualification. But at least we know those astronauts aren't misgendering each other, and that's what's really important.

[@doylewillis9587]

😂😂😂😂❤

[@F-14_Jockey]

Too much DEI and Social touchy-feely interviews. The Peter Principle is alive and well.

[@peterellemose5867]

If it is Boing I ain't going!

[@RonP-ut3cr]

Boeing reputation. It’s almost as good as the department of motor vehicle, the only differences DMV isn’t stuck in space?

[@charlesvanderwoude8745]

Can it empty without crew?

[@alanmcmillan6969]

The only way is to let SpaceX do the rescue. Because it is now

[@n6hpx]

give it to SPACE-x and keep it running after all it was a test vehicle

[@barrykizersr.6709]

The hell with bowing reputation

[@MegaGeorge1948]

Trump would have told Boeing and NASA, "Your Fired"!

[@tiawaiata]

Boeing is a space coffin.

[@rogerhenson6589]

Companies are finding out DEI an woke hiring isn’t a good idea 😳

[@kevinsnell5031]

It makes us look like assholes in this country. Now they can’t even fucking put up an astronaut up in space they’re gonna lose those people they know they are.

[@bentony7548]

indian ISRO is waiting for a test opportunity offered by NASA 😂,will promise a much cheaper price than spacex😊

[@jayhuang7747]

do you trust it? thousand jets felt during training in last few decades. 😅😅

[@philippostiglione2011]

Not bad luck, but everything else is bad.

[@chitoon100]

$43million a Year for salary ?

[@frankvannostrand648]

These videos repeat the same information over and over. Not worth subscribing.

[@lookman7047]

Boeing's over 4 billion dollars grant for the Starliner project was money well spent.

[@Mannicx]

Friday, July 19 12:45 p.m.-ISS Expedition 71 in-flight interview with KNSD-TV, San Diego, and NASA flight engineer Matt Dominick. Stream on NASA TV, the NASA TV Media Channel, and NASA+

[@vladfedosov2723]

Too much catoons from NASA😀

[@camerMAN8862]

The Russian Soyuz has always landed on land in Kazakhstan far from any sea.

[@BrandyHeng007]

Just dial 119 emergency call to China Space Centre, offer 50 mil for rescue mission

[@gnosticbrian3980]

Boeing - dedicated to the pursuit of profit.

[@CrazyWhiteBoomer]

Phone Call to Elon Musk from Bill Nelson: "Hello, Elon... Yea, Hi... It's Bill... Bill Nelson, the director of NASA... Yea, that Bill. How are things goin there at SpaceX? That's great... yea Elon, that's why I'm callin ya today. Any chance our astronauts can hitch a ride home the next time Dragon in the neighborhood?"

[@freerbt4839]

Shameful.

[@astro_duchess]

Soyouz lands in a desert...

[@QuiLe-qw5jb]

What New???

[@airjump1]

Nothing new at all here. The Starliner crew is not stranded or stuck. Sounds like a bunch of SpaceX junkies put this together with very little research or analysis of the facts.

[@drewpackman2929]

Certainly seems like they are stuck to me. In terms of they cannot ride starliner back to earth.

[@airjump1]

Considering NASA had them evacuate into Starliner when the ISS was in danger from space debris. I’d say they are fully prepared to ride it home. You don’t evacuate a crew during an emergency to something that won’t bring them home safely.

[@drewpackman2929]

@@airjump1 If they could safely ride it home they would have done so. Star liner was occupied during that event so as to put as much of the station between the debris trajectory and sanctuary. This has little to do with star liners fitness for safe return to earth.

[@drewpackman2929]

@airjump1 It appears at this point Boeing Starliner IS stranded in space and the crew WILL have to return on SpaceX. LOL!

[@drewpackman2929]

@@airjump1 Starliner will never return to earth whole.

[@sullytrny]

We are all slaves to a Pharaoh, building Green Pyramids to Mars Cheap oil makes world peace --- Cheap Coal makes cheap AC ---

[@js-wq6zy]

BOEING, because we can't.....

[@harmonsalmon7739]

Just come, lack of experience ,one thing I give them, they know how to bullshit.

[@donadams8345]

Nothing new here.

[@paulsara9694]

Elon to the rescue.

[@jmet46]

DEI maybe?!

[@paintedpony2935]

Blah. Blah. Blah. Repeat ad nauseum. Blah Blah Blah Absolutely no new here. 👎 and 🚫

[@Zyndstoff]

Soyuz lands at sea: that was the point when I stopped watching this repetitive video.

[@johnrday2023]

This a lot of misinformation - the Boeing Space Division is completely seperate from Boeing passenger airlplane division ! This video is all unnecessary negative crap !

[@johnnybower1955]

Why does the US Army accept the dire and long-term situation with the Boeing Apache AH64E, safety, reliability, and only having 20% operational due to parts shortages and contracted labor.

[@Mannicx]

If you don’t watch or comment bad video habits fade away😂😂😂 never watch to the end

[@caseylim7568]

China and Russia to the rescue

[@heliobessonirodrigues6632]

I think you should stop doing this videos, they are basically the same every week. No new information.

[@user-fe8bf2lj2y]

No new info here. Waste of time.

[@danielli9167]

Congratulations to NASA for evaluating different options.

[@moonbox3381]

Russia is the best spacex only few years

[@alanmcmillan6969]

It is time now, to forget politics.

[@DJEarl121]

Is this a repeat repeat repeat

[@charlielavardo]

I agree, too much repetition, no new information in your videos. Unsubscribed.

[@mawsoncasey7347]

Cliackbait heading and contains absolutely no new information and mostly just rubbish speculation, I have unsubed you.

[@jennifergriffin3690]

Just unsubscribed

[@isdrakens]

AI Video

[@malcolmhector2641]

In reality , shouldn't have been allowed to take off in the 1st place, cause of the problems it was having . All said it was all too with the almighty $$$$$$$$$$ .

[@c.raysporleder648]

Nothing new? Be quiet!

[@bereketdamtew7766]

Go beg the Russians?

[@daniellee8720]

Lol what a joke.

[@austingwatson]

blah blah blah