< img src = "/uploads/blogs/c6/8c/ib-ibnuc_4999ea2a6.jpg" Alt = "Second chance. Problem Boeing Starliner can be sent to orbit this year"/> < P > Despite the fact that the latter mission of Boeing Starliner at the international space station has failed and led to the crew stuck in orbit for long months, NASA is in no hurry to abandon this ship.
~ < P > Space Agency has announced plans to certify a problem spacecraft this year and maybe send a capsule to orbit by 2026.~ < p > & laquo; if we pass these planned test campaigns, we will have a better idea of when the next Boeing flight can take off. We will continue to work on certification by the end of this year, and then we will be with & Rsquo; clear where the best place for Starliner in the schedule for the International Space Station and its missions with crew and loading. Probably the next Starliner flight will take place at the end of this calendar year or early next year & raquo ;, & mdash; said the NASA Commercial Flight Program Steve Stone.
< p >NASA and Boeing have not yet eliminated the engine's problems through which Starliner returned to the ground empty. In the spring and summer, Starliner Power Settings will undergo thorough tests at the White Sands Test Facility factory, engineers will try & Rsquo; Rsquo; Improvement Problems < p >< strong > a failure mission of Boeing Starliner & mdash; What is known by
< p > Boeing Starliner ship started at the Atlas V rocket from United Launch Alliance on June 5. On his board were NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sunita Williams. This mission at the ISS has faced numerous problems: 7-year delay in startup, increase in costs, technical difficulties. During the June flight with a crew, several helium origins were observed (one of which was discovered before start < P > Despite technical malfunctions, NASA was constantly insisting that the ship was able to deliver the crew back to the ground. However, the mission, which was 8 days, stretched on the moon, and the department had to recognize the opposite. In the end, NASA has announced that the return of astronauts to Boeing Starliner is impossible, so the flight will be provided by SpaceX. Ilona Maska sent only two astronauts on board CREW-9 at the end of September, leaving two vacancies for Williams and Vilmore. Williams and Wilmore returned to the ground in March. Starliner himself returned without a crew in September 2024. Earlier with & Rsquo; there were rumors that Boeing wants to sell a space business after the defeat of Starliner.