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How do I feel when I watch this video? Bloody A.I. channel. Block, block, block.

Why do they always say "NASA SHOCKED"!!! NASA has some of the very best Scientists and Engineer's on the planet!

Were Boeing more money we’ll fix it. I mean it’s just doors falling of the 737?

I think this group of Boeing is not explaining how engineering works. Most vessel have to develop procedure during real operation of the spacecraft. There is no failure unless the spacecraft blows up or cause a mishap. Simulation is fine but hard telemetry on pitch, roll, yaw, braking, turning and etc are exercise to record the data. TEST PILOT is a job title. This was written by non STEM snowflakes.

They're not gonna be convinced until they get people killed on that thing, Scrapliner!

“worser”?

After WWII, the U.S. had the of thousands of engineers. Those were slide rule wielding chain smoking coffee guzzling guys who also had geniuses for bosses. Liberals made sure these guys were put out to pasture as they gained influence.

English is obviously not your first language is it?

If it can do all that then why not just launch and land like a airplane?

NASA have to take important decision to stop to use shit from Boeing before that’s kill Astronaut !

If we're already having too many issues before starliner even reached the ISS, it's better to fly the rest of the mission uncrewed. Having the thrusters fail with the crew stranded in orbit is the worst case scenario and a bad way to die.

Poor decisions yield poor results. There's no getting around it.

NASA better not let those astronauts return in that thing. They are gambling with lives. Apparently Boeing is too incompetent to build a reliable spacecraft. NASA is still as irresponsible as they were with the Space Shuttle when they sent astronauts to their deaths so NASA could say they didn't have to postpone another launch. If they loose these people NASA administrators should be held criminally liable.

Corporate culture in the USA is not the same as 60 years ago. Generations of profit maximizing management with little to no background in engineering has made the Morton Thiokols and Boeings of the past what they are today. Focused more on money than on mission. I predict that the USA will never return successfully to the moon. We should stop now before someone gets hurt really badly.

What planet? It barely makes orbit. Too many bureaucrats involved. Some are called managers. Too few doers involved. It's always the internal blockages that screw up the project.

NASA let Columbia try reentry with a known problem . . . and it broke up and scattered shuttle and body (ashes, really) parts all over the southwest. DON'T DO IT AGAIN! send a Dragon up to get the two astros . . . then terminate the boeing contract and sue for breach and the cost of the Dragon mission.

Why is space x not showing the booster falling over into the water I bet it blew up

"The O-Rings on the SRB's have never launched in this cold! We had partial burn through in warmer temperatures on previous flights!" "SHUT UP! Take off your engineers hat and put on your managers hat!" Foam strikes the wing on Columbia "Don't worry! Its only foam!" Now this thruster problem! "Oh! It can leak 100 times as much and it will be safe!" I'm waiting for "The rocket might blow up on launch!" "Who cares!? We now have an LES! Launch anyway!"

NASA is talking about how bad the leak can get be before risk. Wow. That’s not real comforting.

Space X is so much better and less than 1/2 price. They can also make and implement design changes in weeks, not years. Why are we still throwing money down the Boeing money hole?

Too bad politics will drive the certification process. Boeing has lost it's edge and I don't trust anything they make anymore.

Deathliner's issues never seem to end.

At this stage the loss of any engine is extremely important. You have to consider that this was not a loaded or fuel loaded rocket to be delivered in orbit. When you add the weight of those items the lost of a single engine may be a critical issue.

Who gives a crap what it looks like. Those Astronauts want to get back to earth alive. If their best chance for that is SpaceX than just do it.

So sad! Shame on NASA! Shame on Boeing!

Boy I hope you’re all wrong and Butch and Sunny make it home safe. But a also feel your concerns. Crossing fingers in not sound engineering but if it could help I’ll cross everything in have.

They make a big deal about the one raptor did not ignite at take off! It didn’t stop the flight! How many rocket engines are failing on the Boeing capsule! For NASA, Boeing good! SpaceX bad!

This is why the Challenger disintegrated back in 1986 due to NASA managers stupid decision making on a cold January day.

This confirms that there was no way we ever landed on the moon in 1969. What a fraud that was.

Just click bate

The Starliner has so many problems... You know, it was designed to go to the Moon - YET doesn't even have the abilities of the old Apollo spacecraft in terms of flight performance. Starliner is a complete disaster.

Where's the detailed report on the Starship's landing ?

It's produced by Boeing - that's the issue.

To be safe, they need to bring the people home in a proven system, a Dragon. Then the Starliner can be brought back and that will determine if the problems would have been deadly to the crew.

Can’t fix the raptor engines until they start getting them back.

I hope SpaceX launches Starlink 3 sataillites first, before they try a catch the booster or Starship! Sending Starlink 3's is more important then completing a catch right now, and it will improve thier bottom line because of the faster internet speeds! They can also use the booster to launch satellites in orbit to the Moon, for communications! Also at L1, L2, L3, and L4, building the systen for unlimited communications to Mars

Absolutely fascinating.

That would be absolutely hilarious if Elon landed a Falcon 9 heavy on NASA's launch pad ,, unscathed.

Scientist around the world are getting thier payloads ready for a Launch! Reporting for duty!

Lets just cut the crap, we all know what the problem is, it is CALLED Boeing has LOST its edge in the space industry like they are falling apart in the aerospace arena.

I have no trust anymore in Boeing, after they have so many problems with their airplanes. The astronauts should decide,with what system they want to come back to earth,not the managers of Nasa.

Have SpaceX engineer fix Boeing's problem.

Maybe you should have Elon Team look at the problem, I'm sure they can figure out the issue

NASA is a short-term profit company. They will never, ever be able to compete with Elon musk

I bet the toilet in that piece of shit cost us taxpayers 80 billion dollars And I bet 99.9% of that wound up into corrupt investment firm management and ceo's hands At 100% cost to taxpayers.

It sounds like Boeing hired the CEO from General motors

NASA is actually owned and operated by Wall Street. What takes NASA 40 years of taxpayer funded corruption money to do ,, Elon Musk can do in 3 days at 0 cost to taxpayer's

That would be hilarious if Elon landed a Falcon 9 heavy on NASA's launch pad ,, unscathed 😂

This whole thing is a woke leftie power show. No wonder it’s failing.

Boeing: "Trust us." Which they also said about MCAS. What a disgrace. I'd love to know what the two astronauts say in private about the spacecraft.