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"Responsibility with Boeing? Yes. Responsibility with NASA? Yes. All the way up and down the chain."
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Williams posted the clip Sunday on X with the caption, “Best homecoming ever!”
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Astronauts Lost Control Of Boeing Starliner While Docking With International Space Station
The Boeing Starliner incident which stranded NASA astronauts at the ISS for months was very nearly so much worse.
Boeing Starliner Was a Minute from Disaster in Space Station Docking
The Boeing Starliner faced a critical situation during its approach to the International Space Station (ISS), where multiple thruster failures brought it
'I’d get on in a heartbeat': Starliner astronauts would fly on Boeing spacecraft again despite malfunctions (video)
NASA astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore both say they'd ride on Boeing's Starliner again, despite the issues the capsule had on its first crewed flight.
SEE IT: NASA astronaut Sunita Williams reunites with dogs after 9-month stay in space
NASA astronaut Suni Williams returned to Earth after a planned eight-day mission turned into a nine-month stay on the ISS.
Stranded Astronaut Suni Williams Shares Footage of Emotional Reunion with Her Dogs After 9 Months in Space
Stranded NASA astronaut Suni Williams reunited with her two dogs after returning home on March 18, and shared a video of the sweet reunion on social media. Williams and the crew returned home after nine months at the ISS in space on March 18.
Watch: Astronaut Suni Williams reunites with her dogs after 9 months in space
Astronaut Suni Williams returned home last month after an unexpected extended stay in space lasted nine months. She was greeted at her home in Houston by her two dogs. She shared a video of the happy welcoming,
Rescued astronauts reveal failures on the Boeing Starliner were far dire than originally reported
The seasoned astronauts were left floating in space after four thrusters caused the capsule to lose all control.
The Starliner fiasco was a lot worse than NASA made it sound, astronauts reveal
During an interview, Starliner astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams revealed that Starliner's problems were much worse than NASA acted.
Lost in Orbit, Found in Resolve: Wilmore’s quest to resurrect Starliner
With a critical meeting with Boeing leadership set for April 2, 2025, his story is one of perseverance against the odds—and a spacecraft’s shot at a second chance.
NASA astronaut takes partial responsibility for Boeing mission that left him in space for extended stay
Astronaut Butch Williams said responsibility for the troubled Boeing Starliner flight falls on him, but also on NASA, Boeing and everyone else who worked on the mission.
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