NASA had been hoping to perform the first crewed launch of the troubled Boeing Starliner capsule this weekend, but now the launch has once again been delayed.
NASA had been hoping to perform the first crewed launch of the troubled Boeing Starliner capsule this weekend, but now the launch has once again been delayed, with no new date yet announced.
Recommended Videos The next challenge is for the Starliner to successfully carry NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sun Williams to the station. However, the first attempt at a crewed launch was called off two hours before liftoff on Monday, May 6, due to an issue with a valve on the Atlas V rocket that was to carry the Starliner into orbit.
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