Boeing's Starliner Rolls Out of Factory, Is Integrated to Atlas V for 2022 OFT-2
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- Join the journey as Boeing and United Launch Alliance crews rolled #Starliner out of our factory today at NASA's Kennedy Space Center - an important milestone in advance of the #OFT2 launch on May 19.
Teams transported the spacecraft to the ULA Vertical Integration Facility at Space Launch Complex-41. There, teams stacked Starliner atop the #AtlasV rocket that will carry it on its journey into orbit on its test flight to the International Space Station.
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window cover go Brrrrrrrr
That aged well 💀
Let's hope this one knows where it is going, unlike the last one!
Didn't even know that this even existed anymore. 🤣
Miracle
Why didn't you show the window pieces falling off of it when it was being transported down the road? 🤣🤣🤣
Hope it works this time!
It kinda worked the last time. Atleast it worked in the sense that there was more work to be and clear up the issues. So it didn’t make it space it did teach a thing or two.
@@Bywater70 b
It's stunning but jesus, do it faster.
What a stunning piece of technology. Props to Boeing.
If it actually makes it to the ISS this time, then I agree. But I’m shocked at how long it’s taking the more experienced rocket/launch provider.
@@randomphil8666 yeah i gotta agree with you there
Boeing StarLiner.....
Brought to you by the same engineers and programmers that gave us the 737MAX!
Fantastic ...
All the hardwork will payoff...
All the best, team....
We will succeed this time and in the future for sure...
Meanwhile, since 2020, Crew Dragon has flown Seven manned missions with a total of 26 people to orbit.
For half the money to boot 🥾
Incredible work!
Why has this taken so long to finish. It better work , there is a risk of being left behind.
It isn't finished and it has been left behind.
finally!
Boeing motto: A terra usque ad aream launch et retro!
Let us know when it's flying correctly. I guess marketing is getting some of that premium contract award Boeing received.
They just said that it was ready...
@@carjazzer8 I'll believe when it successfully docks with the station.
@@jameslporter alright! 2 weeks to launch
Space X still looks so much better and much safer.
Congratulations! That is Awesome 😎👍🏾
About time.
Still No. 1…..🤙😎🤘
@SpaceX-Space Flight Simulator
Suffice it to say there wouldn’t be a space x without Boeing simulator boy… Boeing is 105 years old and space x is 20…
@SpaceX-Space Flight Simulator
Better question is why are you disrespecting Boeing???…
@@MachineHeadDissent easy. They won a significantly larger award than SpaceX. The performance of this contract has been abysmal. Still haven't had an operational mission. Pretty epic failures without any transparency like the valves that decided they didn't want to work.
@@MachineHeadDissent Answer his question first
If it’s Boeing i ain’t going 😂
If it's Boeing I am going..beat that
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Please succeed
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*NOW OR NEVER.*
move along..
Man, is this thing going to ever fly. Boeing is not what it use to be.
All that research and money for an already obsolete product. 🤦♀️😂
SpaceX is light years ahead of you guys.
Scariest words a Boeing engineer could ever hear? Valves, guidance software, and… a clock. 😱
SRE
Single use boosters are such a scam and waste of money.
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Let’s go!💪
If the software and the valves work then Boeing pulled their head out of their …….
If it's Boeing~~~ I'm not going~~~~> Broomsticks for me
If its sofa king funny,I'm not GOING
Let's not get too excited just yet. The valve problem was "fixed" by swapping them out for new ones, but without a thorough understanding of what went wrong at the last attempt. When the government awarded contracts to two separate companies to create a capsule to get to the ISS and back, it made sense because putting all your eggs in one basket was a risky thing to do. However, now that SpaceX has built and successfully flown Crew Dragon, there is no longer any reason to continue with the falied Boeing Starliner. I get that the government wants options, but when you have a number of reuseable Crew Dragons ready to go to orbit, why keep an unviable "option" going?
Perhaps you hate Boeing, or perhaps you love SpaceX.
One thing is for sure though; Starliner will be able to boost the orbit of ISS, and the Dragon can't.
This is especially important now that we aren't exactly getting along so great with the Russians.
Personally, I'll be glad for us to have not one, but two working crew launch systems that don't depend on the same contractors.
@@nathanahubbard1975 Who I "hate" or "love" is beside the point. However, given the opportunity, I would bet that SpaceX can produce a spececraft capable of boosting the ISS orbit before Boeing can safely put people on the Starliner.
@@chrisantoniou4366 That's great, but beside the point. This capsule is already designed and doesn't depend on SpaceX. That's not a bad thing.
@@nathanahubbard1975 No, it's not a bad thing... if it worked. However, goodness knows how many more dollars Boeing is going to demand to get this thing spaceworthy and human rated. Surely commissioning two or three more Crew Dragons would be cheaper, and even if there were issues or failures of the Crew Dragon down the track, they wouldn't be systemic or cause problems with contining to use the Crew Dragon to ferry astronauts to and from the ISS.
@@chrisantoniou4366 Yeah they said the same thing about the Apollo program with all the failures yet there were many missions after all that testing ...anything new takes just that tests an failures to get it ready and certified. Boeing is doing exactly what Id expect them to do
You guys forgot to e t. Lol in e u l a
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Let all the bad press going. You just keep through with the space program. It will payoff. Go Boeing. To the moon, and beyond
People acting like spaceflight is easy but its not!
Kudos to boeing for finding out problems and then fixing them instead of forcing it ahead just to launch it quicker
@@UlmDoesAnything like SLS might end up doing sadly..?
@@UlmDoesAnything People acting we should continue excusing the company's poor performance with "spaceflight is hard!", but it's not!
People forgot that Boeing is related to the government military and can't afford to fail. SpaceX can because they are a commercial service provider, that's SpaceX business. Boeing is more on military and their funding as a Public company isn't 100% secured.
Y’all acting like space is real?
Maybe because..idk crazy thought but mabye space is real? Because it makes no sense for them to spend millions on a rocket that has no purpose
better to believe than not believe
@@carjazzer8 *that can only be used once, so guaranteed income stream if they keep using them..?
@@notapplicable2636 I'm sorry what?
@@carjazzer8 the Atlas 5 is only usable once...
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