mlanger , 27 days ago

@arstechnica Any astronaut that steps into that thing next time is extremely brave.

artemesia , 28 days ago

@arstechnica

For all those dumping on boeing (and I do my fair share of that, I will not fly on a 737 max or 787), given the timing this scrub was most likely due to something in the ULA centaur launch vehicle.

megatronicthronbanks , 28 days ago

@arstechnica Door f'lloff 'gain

jstatepost , 28 days ago

@arstechnica
🥥 A superstitious person could look upon all these Boeing Starliner launch delays as a bad omen and reason to avoid going aloft in one.
But far be it from me to try to influence anyone's personal choices. 🥥
#Boeing. #Starliner, #BoeingStarliner, #EndStageCapitalism, #RocketSurgery, #rocketscience #LaunchDelays, #FailureToLaunch, #TuckersBalls

pthenq1 , 28 days ago

@arstechnica

De nuevo Starliner canceló el lanzamiento a 3 minutos.

Deberían empezar a financiar a Blue Origin o incluso a RocketLab que no tiene nada.

Es una estafa Starliner.

thesequesterednook , 28 days ago

@arstechnica
Who's surprised? 🤨

#boeingstrong

https://mastodon.social/@arstechnica/112543805598134574

ISV_Damocles , 28 days ago

@arstechnica “You can imagine a large rack that is a big computer where the functions of the computer as a controller are broken up separately into individual cards or printed wire circuit boards with their logic devices," said Tory Bruno, ULA's president and CEO. "They’re all standalone, but together it’s an integrated controller."

What decade is this person living in? Or maybe his description is apt and the question is what decade the whole ULA is trapped in?