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    Starliner

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    Boeing's Starliner could fly again as early as 2026

    BGR reports NASA is changing its plan for the spacecraft after its troubled 2024 mission.

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    1 Source, 4d ago, first seen 4d ago

    Science

    Woody Hoburg named commander of Starliner's planned crewed return

    NASA and Boeing announced plans for an uncrewed Starliner-1 test in December 2026 or January 2027. Hoburg says crewed flight should return when the hardware and humans are ready.

    Woody HoburgWH
    1 Source, 11d ago, first seen 11d ago

    Technology

    NASA and Boeing Space leaders discuss Starliner and plans for regular crew flights

    NASA said its leaders and Boeing Space leaders were giving Starliner updates and discussing plans for regular crew flights to and from the International Space Station.

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    DayshaDA
    6 Sources, 10d ago, updated 10d ago

    Science

    Starship reportedly deploys Starlink satellites above Earth

    A September 28 post compares the reported deployment with an animation SpaceX showed in 2022. NASAAdmin separately calls a Starship achievement an important milestone.

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    NASA Administrator Jared IsaacmanNA
    2 Sources, 11d ago, first seen 11d ago

    Science

    Starliner plans put an uncrewed flight no earlier than December 2026 and a crewed flight no earlier than mid-2028

    Spaceflight Now reports NASA is paying an additional $359 million for remaining Starliner certification work and to help crew-rate ULA’s Vulcan rocket.

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    35 Sources, 11d ago, updated 11d ago
    A photo of Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft that launched NASA’s Crew Flight Test astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams to the International Space Station.

    Science

    NASA plans to order more Starliner missions

    Ars Technica reports that NASA also plans to help certify a new rocket to keep Starliner flying.

    Eric BergerEB
    1 Source, 22d ago, first seen 22d ago