Boeing Starliner Crew Prepares Second Module for Flight
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ย. 2024
- Inside the #Starliner production factory at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, Boeing is preparing the spacecraft's second reusable crew module for the Orbital Flight Test-2 mission. Go behind the scenes to learn more about the vehicle's build process and history.
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As a human spaceflight enthusiast and a SpaceX fanboi I wish you guys the best of luck. I really want to see you guys succeed and join the humans in-orbit club. The US needs at least two human spaceflight providers to be secure.
Didn't SpaceX already do this three times already!?!
yes!
Oh and they're already using the vehicle to send people to the space station and soon beyond it
Yep.. at less than half the price.
Really hope it works out, we need two active providers to deliver astronauts to the ISS
Except the price Boeing charges is basically the same per seat as Soyuz. SpaceX dragon is cheaper and overall a more impressive design, not reusing old components and better features.
@@Jaker788 still there should never be a monopoly. Even if its worse, we can't allow a single company to fly astronauts to space.
I want Boeing in space not SpacEx, and Tesla.
@@Idontknow-hl5mh Boeing has had a record of safety issues and cutting corners and regulations for their planes and now for going to space. They've killed people with the 737 max specifically from cutting corners and lobbying to skip re training for pilots to be able to sell the aircraft.
SpaceX has a clean safety record and has not cut corners or skirted regulations, they went beyond what was required for testing and outperformed Boeing on this project and still came out cheaper.
How about we have companies who do things safely go to space and not ones with a bad record. That's my take here
@@Jaker788 good point. What would your perspective be if they worked together?
Hope it actually reaches its target orbit this time...
I Home too!
@@dariusti974 *hope
@@mgsaviation9292 I swear to god it initially said Home
@@dariusti974 hope
Wishing Boeing all good success with Starliner - looking forward to having not just one, but TWO operational commercial spacecraft flying from US Soil!
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Did they test the avionics this time??
Please take your time Boeing! We want you to succeed, not meet a deadline.
Wow!
Good luck boeing. Wishing you a great success in future.
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Just in.. 75TH Successful recovery of an orbital class rocket.. GO SpaceX!!
Why would NASA pay for 90m a seat? I bet this will push SpaceX to increase their prices!
Sounds pretty dodgeyyy to me!
You still gotta have competition. Monopoly is bad.
Their prices are fixed and based of what NASA paid in the contract. Prices may change after the flights in the contract have been reached and NASA pays per flight. It's unlikely SpaceX will raise the price though, they're happy to just take on more projects and government launches and outcompete ULA and Boeing.
Bad timing
The boeing sirplane is the space body already . all we need is add on multiple inflatable working and sleep module deploy after we space borned
Better luck this time, guys. I hope it goes well.
Wow amazing.
when is it going to fly ?
never
@@yah9011 Muskratter detected.
@@TheMrPeteChannel really, its going to fly in 2030
@@adriantheo7654 it's going to fly this November.
@@TheMrPeteChannel i doubt it😂😂
Congrats! But I really hope you guys have cleaned your software. All the most amazing hardware in the world can just go to trash if the software is wanting. I hope you have done end to end simulations with hardware in the loop. I hope you no longer have single points of failure at a key point during initializations, such as setting a timer. I hope you no longer have single point of failure variables, such as a timer that everything else depends on. I hope you have continuous validations of program state correctness. I hope your state machine has become wide with a nest of alternative paths to success from every state, should the standard path fail at any point. I hope your firmware is able to recover and resume execution from any possible reset (brownouts or EMI-induced).
Space industry in US is competitive!!
ali en, NO, SpaceX is competitive
@Bill Oikonomou It is now.
Good luck and safe flying, well this time!
All the best!
Hahahahha, nice trolling.
Needs more funding and time.
They already got way more funding than spacex and did less
@@dct1769 exactly, that was the joke dude :D
I wish they would should the scale of this capsule in comparison to Apollo.
Happy MAX’s Takeoff day, Boeing!💪🏻
When BoeingStarliner has suspension landing gear *boing*
just make sure to launch it in time and to check the clocks.
You don't really believe them do you?
Vapid uptalker as a spokeswoman. Great choice.
You better double check the software this time...
It's okay - it's the latest windows
@@H-var BSODed middle way to orbit
I hope they train their astronauts more than just a two hour ipad course
You failed to steal SpaceX's thunder.
too slow.. still testing? SpaceX is flying regularly to ISS now..
Who is the drone made by that has been doing missions for the last few years... forget the aircrafts name
So what?
Syed Fareed, not only slower, but twice as expensive as the Dragon
All SpaceX did was heavily modified Dragon (Dargon 1). Starliner is 100% new. That's why it took longer.
@@TheMrPeteChannel Boeing began building Starliner two years earlier than SpaceX Dragon2
I said 6 years ago that Starliner would be be good ISS transport vehicle, once they got the systemssorted out. It is designed to be a space tug to raise the ISS's altitude. It is a little bit more roomy than Crew Dragon. Although, Boeing failed in not putting a toilet in it, they can add one later. I was skeptical, from the start, that Starliner would succeed on it's first flight. Boeing should've proposed an orbital flight with a developmental capsule, first. Despite everything, I am anxiously awaiting Starliner's launch.
The Max of spaceflight
Go fix the SLS, then I'll take you guys seriously.
Good luck!
Cool Boeing!!
If boeing cool, then who then SpaceX?
Good luck. Spacex is aiming for MARS. And you are aiming for a 200 km. Altitude.
Boeing are aiming for billions of dollars of taxpayers
SpaceX is aiming for mars but SLS is aiming to the outer planets eventually.
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She wanted to say bye after saying thanks for stopping by, but then she realized that she already said by, so she just kinda awkwardly half-waved
Lol
Hahaha
The first space module was called Calypso. The second one should be called Nautilus.
So they make a copy of the one they made last year because it couldn’t dock to the ISS because of a software issue? Ummm, sounds familiar
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So much complexity to build. The design seems nothing new from what the early return capsule in the 60s. Whats the new technology introduced to thia starliner anyway? And seems they are taking so much time building it. Soes the failure is because of so much added protocol, excessive safety checks, new procedure and new so much lots of certification needed? I dont see new tech introduce on this capsule aside the boost 10 man design capsule capacity.
Amazing, and still uses 737 MAX control system:))
🤣🤣🤣
Cool
If this "cool", what then SpaceX?
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Cool spacecraft
twice as expensive as the Dragon
@@yah9011 it’s Boeing
I'm the 100th comment. Come on Boeing! Make it work! Stop failing! Let's roll!
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I thought the starliner was canceled.
Its in my eyes to expensive and a waste of money if nasa whats a 2. Provider to deliver astronautos to ISS and beyond maybe its better they take the Dreamchaser.
Dream Chaser is not ready yet.
*YAWN*....... 😴
All the best!
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