4are scrambling to fix the issue but it was revealed yesterday that the pair may not come back home until February 2025.
The astronauts were originally scheduled to return to Earth on June 13 after spending no more than a week on the ISS.Ex-Nasa boss slaps down China declaring US won the space race 55 years ago
Last week Boeing said that it "remains confident in the Starliner spacecraft and its ability to return safely with crew."Katie Price claims she’ll work as an ESCORT to pay off double bankruptcyannounced that it would delay the return flight to give engineers time to diagnose the issues, which seemed partially resolved during a test on June 15.
“We are letting the data drive our decision making relative to managing the small helium system leaks and thruster performance we observed during rendezvous and docking." The Nasa team is reviewing future return opportunities following the station's two planned spacewalks on June 24 and July 2.
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