Insight Into NASA Boeing Starliner CFT - Breakdown Of Update July 10th 2024

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Insight into NASA Boeing Starliner CFT - Breakdown of Update July 10th 2024 | Top 4 Media Q&A

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We got an update from the NASA & Boeing teams about Starliner CFT on July 10th, 2024. We wanted to share the TOP 4 Press & Media Questions and the NASA/Boeing team answers for us to all gain more INSIGHT into this Crew Test Flight for Boeing. I think we learned a lot about the problem and how the Boeing & NASA teams think about this.

As most revealing things, it brings up more questions. So buckle up - and let's dive into the top 4 questions & answers from the July 10th Update with a short breakdown from me with my thoughts (from an engineer) after each one!

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Media Briefing: NASA’s Boeing Crew Flight Test (July 10, 2024): https://www.youtube.com/live/PAIZHhrGqBM?si=v9gCtlaLOJkYIN2s

Topics: thruster, spacecraft, flight, deorbit burn, boeing, question, astronauts, white sands, test, return, pulses, space station, crew, mission, undocking, space, testing, undock, work

Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction to Episode 351 NASA Boeing Update 02:30 Boeing Starliner issues and potential backup plan. 06:19 Spacecraft thruster issues and return plans for astronauts. 12:21 Spacecraft thruster systems and their importance for reentry. 17:22 Spacecraft testing and emergency procedures. 21:28 Spacecraft thruster issues and testing.

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