Two NASA astronauts have been left waiting to return home from the International Space Station because of issues with ...

The return of the Boeing Starliner has been delayed once again with astronauts ... "Mission teams supporting NASA’s Boeing Crew Flight Test continue to review Starliner’s data from the ...

The two astronauts who flew Boeing's Starliner capsule to the International Space Station have remained there longer than anticipated. NASA pushed the date for their return journey to Earth back ...

Since launching to orbit June 5 on the first crewed test flight of Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft, the astronauts have navigated a number of issues with the vehicle — including malfunctioning ...

Thruster problems on the Starliner, which was later brought down empty, delayed their return ... of Starliner’s next flight will be determined once a better understanding of Boeing’s path ...

"Even though it was necessary to return the spacecraft ... was a morale-sapping blow to Boeing in the wake of earlier problems that delayed the Starliner's first piloted flight by nearly four ...

Back on Earth, SpaceX's Polaris Dawn mission has been delayed because of helium issues on ground equipment. Boeing's Starliner spacecraft landed uncrewed in a New Mexico desert late on Friday.

The two were test-driving Boeing’s newest ... focused more on shareholder return than the core engineering business of the company,” he says. Starliner’s first regular flight carrying ...

That decision came Aug. 24, when NASA officials announced that the Starliner wasn't safe enough to crew, and would instead undock empty and return to Earth. The move, a blow to Boeing's hopes of ...

With its problematic mission finally winding down, Boeing's Starliner capsule was rigged for re-entry and its hatch closed Thursday, setting the stage for undocking and an unpiloted return to ...

NASA delayed the Boeing Starliner's return for good reason. If the right combination of thrusters failed, the Starliner could be left drifting through space and potentially collide with the space ...