'You leave nothing to chance': Astronauts prepare for arrival of Boeing's Starliner at space station

Boeing is due to launch the company’s first-ever crewed mission next week.
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[@TheEgg185]

R.I.P. astronauts.

[@olivermj69]

you leave nothing to chance... especially when boeing are involved

[@wokenessaplague5387]

May their souls rest in peace.

[@brettrigby2226]

you'd think boeing would master the art of flight before they took to space! its akin to richard branson putting money into space flight when he can't even get a train to arrive on time. just no

[@Plsidkwhattosay]

omg

[@alexrebmann1253]

Jerks here making negative commits. I hope that all goes well and a safe return. Also the rocket engines used on the Starliner is s Atlas V. It's built by a company that is owned by 50% Boeing and 50% Lockheed.

[@recept.2982]

DO NOT LAUNCH THIS! It is probably rushed after seeing spacex dragon. How thorough of an inspection is made, boeing would find a way to eff this up.