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Boeing Crew Flight Test crew members Sunita Williams and Butch WilmorePhoto: AP Boeing Crew Flight Test crew members Sunita Williams and Butch WilmorePhoto: AP The National Aeronautical and Space Administration (NASA) finally unraveled the myst

Boeing Starliner returns to Earth Photo: AP Boeing Starliner returns to Earth Photo: AP In a much-awaited development amid countless speculations concerning the fate of the mission and the stranded astronautsmilyon88, the uncrewed and faulty Starlin

Leaving behind the two NASA astronauts it took to the International Space Station three months ago, Boeing’s troubled Starliner spacecraft is set to begin its return to Earth on Friday evening. Six hours after it undocks from the station, it is to p

The Starliner has landed.tayabet Boeing’s troubled spacecraft has finally come home, but the two NASA astronauts who traveled in it to the International Space Station in June remain in orbit. Because of problems with Starliner’s propulsion system du

Space programs are a small part of Boeing’s businessfb777, which is dominated by sales of commercial and military planes and equipment. But the work is a point of pride: Boeing has long been involved in spaceflight, going back to the first mission t

Nineteen astronauts across three spacecraft are currently in orbit around Earth — a record in the history of human spaceflight. Two of them, Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore of NASA, were not originally scheduled to be up there at this time. But neit