NASA and Boeing Set New June Launch for Starliner Despite Helium Leak
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Boeing and NASA are proceeding with the launch of the Starliner spacecraft, set for June 1, despite a stable helium leak in its propulsion system. The mission, which aims to carry U.S. astronauts to the International Space Station, has faced multiple delays and significant costs. NASA and Boeing are confident the leak does not pose a safety risk and will monitor it closely.
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