Why didn't Boeing have a contingency plan for this? Not a lot of forward thinking going on there.
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THEY’RE STILL UP THERE?!
Holy shit, so much has happened in this country and the world at large, I completely forgot this entire story was happening jesus christ almighty
To be fair, they know the state of the world; I'd probably choose to stay in space.
I thought they had already come down...
60 years of spaceflight and we can still barely get to orbit.
God we're shit at this, aren't we?
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I'm sure they're just thrilled. We're probably going to learn all kinds of things about what happens to a human during an extended spaceflight from their ruined bodies.
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Some reporters began calling the astronauts "stranded" or "stuck" on the ISS. NASA and Boeing stress, however, that this couldn't be further from the truth.
https://www.space.com/boeing-starliner-nasa-astronauts-not-stranded-space
They're pining for the fjords.
Its all about phrasing. They are just having an extended layover because their flight is delayed. Boeing also provides courtesy, in-flight door removal.
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