NASA Admits “Tension in the Room” as It Told Boeing Starliner Couldn’t Return Astronauts to Earth

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Heavy Discussion Amid the ongoing Starliner breakdown fiasco, NASA has admitted that there's been a bit of "tension" between its officials and their counterparts at Boeing.As Space.

Ultimately, he said, NASA is "in a bit of a different position in terms of our understanding about the risks, and what's available to us without Starliner, so that's also a difference in the opinion".

However severe the situation may truly be, it doesn't sound fun at all — and there's no doubt that there will be more tense talks moving forward, even after Starliner returns to Earth without its precious cargo.

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Author / Journalist: Noor Al-Sibai

Category: Technology

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Topics: Starliner Boeing Off World NASA The digest

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Published On: 2024-09-05 @ 22:10:45 (14 hours ago)

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