Boeing's Starliner docks with ISS for first time during OFT-2 mission
The uncrewed Boeing Starliner docking with the space station marks the first time both NASA Commercial Crew vehicles are simultaneously in use.
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The uncrewed Boeing Starliner docking with the space station marks the first time both NASA Commercial Crew vehicles are simultaneously in use.
After a five-day stay Boeing's Starliner capsule is set to depart the International Space Station, followed by a landing attempt in New Mexico.
On March 19th, Boeing successfully launched its new CST-100 Starliner spacecraft to orbit, putting it en route to the International Space Station. The launch comes two and a half years after a previous launch attempt failed to reach the ISS.
The mission was originally supposed to take off on March 23 from Blue Origin’s facilities near Van Horn, Texas.
The mission was originally supposed to take off on March 23 from Blue Origin’s facilities near Van Horn, Texas.