NASA officials take questions after successful Boeing Starliner launch | full video

NASA officials held a press conference Wednesday following the launch of Boeing's Starliner capsule on its third attempt.
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[@RyanBlockb5]

I have a question, considering that Boeing is almost double the cost of SpaceX to fly crew. Do you think Starliner is cost effective. And a follow up question have you considered funding Sierra Space's make a crew rated version of their Deam Chaser. Thank you.

[@regolith1350]

Bill Nelson’s bias and favoritism is completely blatant. Again and again, he makes excuses for Boeing and offers praise for Boeing doing the bare minimum. But he has no hesitation in throwing SpaceX under the bus, in interview after interview, and in congressional testimony, blaming SpaceX for Artemis delays. When it’s SpaceX, Nelson is suddenly short of his usual platitudes like “Space is hard. We’ll fly when it’s safe, we’ll take as long as necessary.”

[@Howoldareweanywayyipes]

What about the trash... will you bring back their trash instead of spewing it across the space?

[@Phearsum]

Why are they, along with numerous other billionaires, so desperate to get off this planet in recent years? What aren't they telling us? They'll never answer that.

[@tractorsold1]

For the fun of it.
How many eons passed between the first canoes being put into streams before ships were built that crossed the Atlantic? Where would we be if those ships were never built?
How many eons will pass since the first human went to space until they finally get somewhere people can live (I don't think Mars is that suitable)? Where will we be if that doesn't happen before the Earth expires? The (very) long term potential causes for the Earth to die are not secret. All one has to do is a little digging around to find out what they are.

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