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Boeing's Starliner Faces Uncertainty Amid Thruster Issues and Leaks

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Source: Mashable
Boeing's Starliner Faces Uncertainty Amid Thruster Issues and Leaks
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Two NASA astronauts aboard Boeing's Starliner have had an extended stay at the International Space Station due to propulsion system issues. Despite sensational headlines, Boeing assures the public that the astronauts are safe and not stranded. The crew, enjoying their time in space, will return once the thruster problems are fully understood and resolved.

Topics:top-newsspace-exploration#astronauts#boeing-starliner#international-space-station#nasa#space-exploration#spacecraft
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  1. Here's the real deal with Boeing's Starliner right now  Mashable
  2. When will Starliner come home? Boeing and NASA still don't know  Space.com
  3. NASA astronauts speak out about the leaking Boeing Starliner spaceship  Business Insider
  4. Boeing astronauts not ‘stuck’ in space: Former space shuttle pilot  NewsNation Now
  5. Stranded Starliner Spacecraft’s Thrusters Have Been Overheating, NASA Admits  Futurism

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