It Happened! Something Weird Is Happening With Starliner on ISS Shocked NASA...

[@WatchfulHunter]

Boeing business strategy: 1. Use privelege status to get NASA contracts. 2. Use delays to increase costs to NASA and profits for Boeing. 3. Delay for more profits as long as possible. SpaceX business strategy: 1. Design for as little cost as possible. 2. Goal is to perfect design by test and iteration. 3. Reusable, efficient, successful design as fast as possible. 4. Reusable, dependable space ships, not profits from government, is the goal of SpaceX. A fundamental difference in business strategy. These Boeing delays are intentional and are motivated by profits. See evidence.

[@charlesmaurer6214]

Yep and the fixed price bit is a fraud as a fixed price as it is only fixed after all cost including labor and parts that all have built in profits.

[@clarencehopkins7832]

Remove Boeing from all We The People’s contracts.

[@rachellynn1507]

Remove bill nelson (NASA administrator) for heavily favoring Boeing over any other competitors. Boeing is in his back pocket. bill is a politician NOT a rocket scientist.

[@clarencehopkins7832]

The ridiculous amount of money Boeing has received from we the people must be looked into!

[@leegregory5403]

I fear there is much more to this Starliner debacle.

[@gabrielgross6498]

The clickbait titles honestly make me not want to continue watching the channels videos. It’s not needed!!!!

[@weebee6922]

Yeah, it is sad that channels resort to click bait for views. When it happens to me I put the channel on a personal "no watch" list. Adding ALPHA TECH to that growing list.

[@jenette16]

Yup, click bait I leave asap. I'm gone

[@pluisnonplux9728]

Thanks for saving my time ...👍🏼

[@LP777-]

Hold the executives of a corporation liable for their actions, both civil & criminal. At the very least, make them forfeit their bonuses, options & retirement… it’s unconscionable that they profit.

[@garybateman6869]

If it's Boeing I'm not going

[@protorhinocerator142]

"It's common for space capsules to make such noises." And this is why we've never heard of such things before?

[@budmanzoom4441]

The 'Sounds' coming from Starliner sound like there are same as the ones from the movie The Hunt for Red October. They must be using a Caterpillar Drive. lol

[@carlbrown5150]

Is the Door getting ready to fall off again?!!🤔

[@SpideyVids]

I saw that happen when it was in transit - that tin can is a liability.

[@icare7151]

Boeing DeathLiner. It’s getting ready to go 💥.

[@gregmcfarland5189]

Boeing needs to be grounded on all fronts until they get rid of the financial leadership. Replace them with a safety first approach that Boeing had before their merger with M D.

[@MyHealthByDesign]

There is a principle called the "sunk cost fallacy." It's obvious that NASA and Boeing are caught in this fallacy. Sunk cost fallacy occurs when one has invested so much money, time, emotion, etc. into a project that one cannot see a way to give up on it - even though it may be patently obvious that the project will never be a success. So, throw more money, time, emotion, etc. at the project and hope it might, at some time in the future, work out. That's where NASA and Boeing find themselves. No one at NASA has the cajones to make the decision to end this farce (Starliner project).

[@cappyjack3070]

Waste of time no undocking shown

[@bullthrush]

Boeing, a hole in space where they pour tax dollars.

[@fatelamore]

Well, be that as it may be, a hefty new crew of Boeing DEI engineers will have those little problems fixed in no time flat - or not.

[@ANGRY_AMERICAN]

There is 1 thing always guaranteed with NASA, Never A Streight Answer.

[@warrenwhite9085]

Starliner is another fumbling, wasteful, incompetent NASA failure, another blow to collectivists who propose government as solutions to problems. NASA has corrupted, screwed-up, rendered wasteful every contractor they have worked with. DefundNasa.

[@darkguardian1314]

Starliner can still play a role as ISS Garbage Scow… Hauling space baggies back to Earth… (Quark TV show 1977) 😂

[@commanderdataakajuliusr3450]

I gave you a Thumb down because of misleading title.

[@LbLedesma-zp6pm]

Yeah channel is BS most times......

[@joetrolo7076]

​@@LbLedesma-zp6pmthey're all getting that way.

[@jimmazurek5589]

Same here

[@johnedwards2119]

Me too!

[@WayofYahushua]

Face it, whether it's a starliner or plane if it's made by Boeing it's a hunk of junk.

[@ecrowder9757]

You people keep talking about starliner completing its mission. Starliner went up with astronauts and it was a crewed test it failed to return the crew! How in Heavens name is that complete!!

[@leebryant1973]

Imagine giving Boeing a contract to build a space capsule when they cant even make a decent planes anymore

[@protorhinocerator142]

Politics. If they plan to build a new factory in my state, I will vote to approve funding.

[@donm-tv8cm]

Clickbait or not, one thing's for certain: Starliner is trash, just like the company that designed it.

[@Teaman596]

Why have a nighttime return for a flight test of a new spacecraft? Seems doing it during the day would give better camera footage for the return evaluation.

[@minigpracing3068]

Easier to hide things?

[@crossstitchconnection]

This video is far more eye-opening than many of the other ones I've watched on the same subject. I hope you'll keep us updated on the Starliner return over the next few days, as the major news channels seem to bury the story.

[@rockpony73]

So you lied. First thing you say is"subscribe!" then you don't backup the title. Dude.

[@alphatech4966]

I am not lying! What makes you say that to me?

[@karihardarson1234]

I just checked in to say I don't watch any videos with "SHOCKED" in the title...

[@alphatech4966]

OMG! I won't put that in the title anymore!

[@fordpopular8792]

BOEING are disgraced in America as their planes are losing doors and bits and pieces whist in flight

[@sk3ffingtonai]

I heard the ping recording last week. NASA: Never A Straight Answer. I doubt it is "audio feedback", what a lame explanation.

[@piergaay]

I guess Boeing would give a billion for a switch that would erase that whole project.

[@geraldbaily170]

Dump boeing and starcrapliner in the ocean with bill nelson .

[@rachellynn1507]

👏👏👏👏

[@leverman7517]

"Starlight reflecting off of swamp gas reverberating the flux capacitor into certain vibes" "Supercalifranilisticexpealadocious"!

[@shawnmcgrath299]

Mmm., star light , you hate it to.

[@maryjordan3178]

Should have went with SPACE X IN THE FIRST PLACE! I would not get in another Boeing space Starliner ever!

[@alancovington4851]

Great video. That sound is probably the battery going flat in the smoke detector

[@daniel.c2501]

Possibly the spacecraft was designed with these issues that Boeing engineers knew of but said know worries it will be good enough for Boeing !

[@csspostal]

No technical issues just feedback then all of a sudden it's separated from the space station

[@solarfunction1847]

If this were happening with SpaceX then the govt would call for Elon Musk to step down due to not being transparent & risking the lives of their astronuts so the govt should make Bill Nelson head of NASA step down because of all the problems with StarBlunder & the problems with SLS.

[@Genebaket]

Nothing new learned here, all old news and AI generated content

[@florinbalaican7419]

holywierd makes space content much better then nasa

[@medtech1a]

The strange noise is a death march of that P O S. It had an issue from the very beginning before it even took off. They should’ve aborted the mission from the very beginning.

[@alphatech4966]

That's too dangerous.

[@erickrisler3555]

How can NASA be so big, have so many employees if they pay billions $$$$ to other companies to do the work? Why does America need NASA in today’s space world

[@tmoney7175]

We need NASA for many reasons. For one, NASA has currently identified and is tracking thousands of near earth objects, and constantly searching for asteroids that may be on a collision course with earth. Missions like the recent dart mission, means that we will actually be able to knock a large asteroid out of it's collision path with us. Another reason is to remain the leader in space exploration and not allow dictatorships like China and Russia to weaponize space, which would drastically reign in a new world order, one you wouldn't like. NASA is at the forefront of many technologies that you likely take for granted. The more we learn about the universe around us, the more we can understand our place in it, also to help avoid catastrophes such as solar flares, adverse weather conditions, etc. Not to mention searching for alien life. If anything, we don't give NASA enough money, not nearly enough. It doesn't even take up 1% of our annual budget.

[@kevinbissett293]

That thing has been a disaster. Who can believe anything NASA says.

[@alphatech4966]

trust leaked like Starliner

[@kevinbissett293]

@@alphatech4966 For Sure.

[@rh906]

Who can trust any Fed?

[@kevinbissett293]

@@rh906 Right On

[@agumelen]

Too bad they can’t develop spacesuits that will allow them to soar back to the earth like Buzz Lightyear. There, I said it first.

[@naughtiusmaximus830]

Carbon ablative spacesuit? Maybe if we hadn't destroyed Germany.

[@WayofYahushua]

If it's made by Boeing then it's a hunkofjunk.

[@kevinstevens1721]

It sounded like heavy breathing to me!

[@edwardevans7219]

MY COMPUTER NEVER MAKES A SOUND THAT I DO NOT EXPECT, SO MUCH FOR BOEING TECHNOLOGY. BOEING BOEING BOEING, SOUNDS LIKE A BOUNCING SPRING !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@paulharrison8379]

This is the wrong decision. NASA should have retained the Starliner until the astronauts were rescued by Space X

[@markknister6272]

NASA and Boeing ~ follow the money!!!!! “Nothing to see here….”😮

[@brendanvogele2531]

I mean, It would be cool to go to space, but imagine going on a flight to the ISS, then going through what these cats have had to go through, and then being told, instead of returning, you'll have to stay onboard and earn your keep for a year. My hat is off to their professionalism in handling this. I guess the good news, is the technological dinosaur got them there, and they'll have a safe and tested way to get back home now. Boing is an example of what happens when you rely on the past to shape your firm's future; a vehicle cobbled together with already extent designs for the sake of cost reduction. Sometimes an all-new design is faster to produce and integrate than an old system, and often lacks the limitation of design and reliability as a complete system. People have to keep dreaming in order to remain relevant. Look at Starship and tell me that's a design that would be made from scratch. It's very appearance says, "compromise in design".

[@trondhansen9896]

radios have made strange sounds for more than 120years it is not a big deal. ham operator for 50+years😁

[@denniscowdrick1255]

Boeing as any other organization needs to reorganize regularly! When I worked for them and obtained a senior management position now and then we worked on multi divisional problems to solve hardware design issues. Perhaps 50 or so employees would be involved in correcting typical design issues. As leaders of the ACTUAL sub organizations, we would talk among ourselves and comment as to whom should really be in charge of each technical department. The consensus was about 6 individuals should be in charge instead of the multiplicity of aging leaders of each technological department. The elder ‘present’ leaders have their place but NOT in inventing humanities futures.

[@GarethCole-c6m]

Does anyone actually watch these AI Clickbait regurgitated no info bs videos before they release them. Utter garbage.

[@Agent77X]

Xenomorph!😮

[@cuppy8688]

😂

[@alphatech4966]

haha

[@stevenbowman7766]

Follow the money , that covers everything , Boeing is now famous for getting the cock ups covered ???

[@AmunyiPeter]

Watching from NAIROBI Kenya 🎉

[@Eremon1]

Yes, they DO know what the sound is and it's been corrected. It was just a radio audio configuration problem. As for the problems with Starliner, it's literally the first human test flight and third overall flight. In rocket science, things go wrong a bunch in the beginning, that's why they're called test flights. Do you know how many practice runs they took before they landed on the moon? They did each step once before they moved on to the next. It took them 11 separate missions before they actually made it onto the moon. And that was during a race between the two dominating world powers at the time. There is no longer any race involved in getting to space. Things can and do happen a lot slower in the space programs these days.

[@charlesmaurer6214]

Time traveling ghost trying to warn their past selves of another Boeing problem that murdered them?

[@normgtg]

We better get our act together. In case the ISS becomes contaminated we need evac ability.

[@glenn_r_frank_author]

IF Starliner ever flies again with crew... LOL

[@vizionct1]

Sad state when China has a better reliable crew module than USA! 😢😢😢

[@mpmrlpforl7289]

Wonder how much Dee Eeee Eye factors in to Boeings recent shortcomings?

[@postsurrealfish]

Strangest feedback I have ever heard, if it is that. It still sounds like a charge/discharge noise to me and so an electrical course in a circuit. Congrats on the continued growth of the channel ¦:¬)

[@tommywestmoreland6113]

Boing!

[@gregorylayne9044]

Starliner astronauts don’t like the thought of being burnt to crisps.

[@jeffsingleton7820]

Sounds like a propaganda video from Boeing.

[@BUSAMASTER08]

Boeing builds deathtraps.

[@Kerry-fw6jt]

If it’s common to experience feedback why did they need so long to determine the cause?

[@peterm9008]

Sounds like a ground loop problem …

[@arturorgarcia1089]

feedback or backfeed ??

[@PapiDoesIt]

Boeing's Stayliner needs to go back to the drawing board.

[@cappyjack3070]

Boeing helped win WWII. So did Grandad. He doesn't get around good now either......

[@raylucas-w8h]

This sounds like a Boeing commercial

[@leemcnamara3876]

Shame bookies are not taking bets on it being destroyed on re-entry...

[@jppalm3944]

Thought sound a feedback in audio? No truth from nasa

[@jimharmon3404]

It sounds like the clackson on Dr. Who's TARDUS!🤣

[@Pilot_engineer_19]

Starliner? No Lemon liner. 🍋

[@grahamsoar]

Stick to SPACEX!!.. Boeing has problems and is NOT up to scratch😮

[@arnoldsmith5754]

Bad designs shouldnt be used for crew rated expeditions to space even though much money was thrown at it from tax payers

[@drmorcoch9338]

is that what happens to the face of a person in space? that's one really scary looking face

[@alanmcmillan6969]

Safe return? We will see.

[@alphatech4966]

That makes me sweat too!

[@alanmcmillan6969]

@@alphatech4966 are you Boeing, or not Boeing to space?

[@Evilpricetag]

Happened/happening, pick one please.

[@anim8torfiddler871]

The images shown with text are too blurry to read. No thanks.

[@garypillischafske1425]

just more chatter. My indian ancestors say much thunder, no rain.

[@garylester3976]

*Starlinger... Sounds over complicated... Another Spaghetti Monster. Gawd! I hope parts count and simplification permiates space engineering. Also repairability, and access for repairs. Just because you can pack in more crapp into the space, doesnt mean you should. Back in the Mercury capsule days they used to joke about the man in a can... That the Astronauts were launched in these kinda crude devices. They didn't know how good they had it. Schitt worked back then. Nowdays I had to ask my Pro mechanic Son to name me a source supplier for a Toggle Switch that would keep working... He knew what I was talking about, and the name of the company etc. Its like that on all kinds of stuff... We live in an increasingly dysfunctional tech society where design and quality control are an after thought to profit. Boeing sold NASA a POS for billions... Cost plus means the more they stuffed into it, the more they made. And the more time it took, and the more enginerds, made the bottom line even better. Boeing is "Thidwicking" NASA, if you remember the Dr. Seuss story... Which is a term I used during the parts count writ trove to describe what the engineers were doing to Elon... The Wall Hanger gate keepers went Livid... Sure would be nice, if Elon got that job with the Government Efficiency Committee... He cleaned up Raptor 1, and Twitter nicely... Imagine the results if all of Government made the journey from Raptor 1 to Raptor 3.... Including NASA, and downstream contracting. Parts Count applied to bureaucracy... down to the forms... I'm currently working on 32 pages of SSI forms and dealing with all kinds of regulations and blockages just to get something I qualify for as a vet over 65... Should be automatic... Been getting the run around for 3 years. Every Federal Representitive has an online help page for dealing with Federal Agencies and their problems, and nothing ever gets fixed... Its time to send in the Bureaucracy Busters...

[@raystevens687]

So does Boeing have a black box in there rocket 🚀

[@gordonwelcher9598]

It is critical that the astronauts return ASAP. Suni is long overdue for a haircut. All that hair flying around is clogging up the instruments and controls. Is there not a pair of scissors onboard?

[@NikiBechusWTF]

Or a hair net would the trick perfectly.

[@ki6hzs]

☄️🔥💥

[@Rmaxx13]

Just eject the damn thing

[@Stevonoles1]

We have seen disaster. This is not it.

[@pilot341]

Don't agree with Boeing Starliner! Need redesign...

[@phildilcox651]

Aliens, and not the good kind

[@edwardevans7219]

EVERY MISSION OF STAR LINER IS A CRUDE FLIGHT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@zaphodbeeblebrox3101]

A loose wire just like your stereo at home. Simple and pathetic.

[@wayneyd2]

A well maintain spacecraft?

[@spocko2181]

Too much clickbait, unsubscribed.

[@XCX237]

You tube has the like button locked

[@protorhinocerator142]

They do stuff like that. When you post a comment, wait about 30 seconds and refresh the page. See if your comment is still there.

[@pagansavage5267]

​@protorhinocerator142 Over the last year I've had probably a dozen posts disappear.

[@protorhinocerator142]

@@pagansavage5267 I sometimes get 10 a day. They must have a different handler assigned to you. The post is still somehow "there" because I get notifications when someone replies, but then it's not there when you look for it.

[@pagansavage5267]

@protorhinocerator142 I'm trying to keep politics and vaccinations to a minimum in my posts nowadays. Still have a permanent ban on Twitter/X that I've asked to be lifted until they don't respond to me anymore.

[@protorhinocerator142]

@@pagansavage5267 That's what you get for having an opinion. You're supposed to consume, not contribute. If the product is free, you're the product.

[@roybarton9617]

it was a leafblower..............

[@edperigo8601]

#uber -Teslas and now Crew Dragon….

[@acegear]

gov really loves its boeing products the amount of gift the people on top during non holidays specially during contract signing while delivering subpar products and put competitors difficulty imagine spacex have this issues it would be like loosing license for years almost killed to astronaughts

[@ducttapetech9885]

Wait. What?

[@ITelcontar6]

I REITERATE! This is ALL OLD NEWS! Why are you pushing stuff that is more than a week old? You want likes and subscribers, but frankly, I am seriously considering UNSUBSCRIBING!

[@kb3byu]

More AI crap