NASA astronaut Butch Wilmore reported hearing strange noises coming from the faulty Boeing Starliner spacecraft that is currently docked on the ISS. Now, the space agency says there's nothing to worry about.
Strange noises that were heard coming from the Boeing Starliner currently docked on the International Space Station are not serious, says NASA. Astronaut Butch Wilmore, who has been stuck on the ISS with his colleague Suni since early July because of Starliner's problems, told mission control he could hear 'strange' sounds coming from the spacecraft over the weekend. 'I don't know what's making it,' he said to his colleagues back on Earth.
' The audio system in the space station connects multiple spacecraft and modules. 'It is common to experience noise and feedback,' said NASA. Crucially, the space agency said the noises will have no impact on the crew or space station operations, including Friday's planned departure of Starliner from the ISS.
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