CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. -- Boeing's first astronaut-crewed flight into space has been called off due to a stuck valve on the spacecraft's rocket Monday, the United Launch Alliance announced.
The Atlas 5 rocket that would have carried the Starliner and two astronauts into space was ready for takeoff Monday before the mission was scrubbed.
The first crewed launch of Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft was scrubbed two hours before its scheduled liftoff late Monday.
NASA hit the abort button on its launch of Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft just two hours before it was scheduled for liftoff. NASA, Boeing, and United Launch Alliance are targeting a next possible ...
The two NASA test pilots had just strapped into Boeing’s Starliner capsule for a flight to the International Space Station when the countdown was halted, just two hours before the planned liftoff.
This is the latest in a series of delays that have marred the maiden test flight of a crewed Starliner spacecraft.
The next opportunity to launch Starliner on its first crew test flight will be Friday night at 9 pm EDT (01:00 UTC Saturday). NASA announced overnight that officials decided to skip a launch ...
Once the issue is resolved with the upper stage, the United Launch Alliance Atlas V will carry the CST-100 ... under that ...
The CST-100 Starliner's inaugural voyage carrying astronauts to the International Space Station ... the launch complex in a ...
CFT's two crewmembers are NASA's Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams. After the scrub was announced, both astronauts disembarked from Starliner and headed back to the crew quarters at NASA's Kennedy Space ...
The astronauts were scheduled to lift off at 10:34 p.m. EDT aboard a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket for a historic ...
The first crewed flight of Boeing's Starliner spaceship was dramatically called off just two hours before launch after a new ...