Musk and Trump repeat false 'stranded' Starliner astronauts narrative, but they are not stranded
Now, Musk and President Trump are continuing the "stranded" narrative, even though none of the astronauts aboard the ISS lack a ride home. "They didn't have the go-ahead with Biden. He was going to leave them in space," the president said during the Fox interview, before turning to Musk to ask, "When are you going to launch?"
The four American astronauts aboard the ISS, including the Boeing Starliner crew, spoke to USA TODAY in an exclusive ...
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Boeing Starliner astronauts on the ISS set the story straight: 'We don't feel stranded'Boeing's Starliner astronauts are in the final stretch of their unexpectedly long stint in Earth orbit — and they're setting ...
Starliner astronauts Sunita Williams and Barry Wilmore, who have been stranded on the International Space Station since June, ...
The two astronauts who piloted the Boeing Starliner’s first crewed test flight responded to a claim from President Donald ...
NASA on Tuesday swapped out the astronaut capsule it plans to use for an upcoming routine flight to the International Space ...
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Following Trump push, launch of NASA's Crew-10 and return of Starliner astronauts moved upNASA moved up the launch of Crew-10 to March 12 to return the Starliner astronauts home sooner. Crew-10 will now launch on ...
The mission was originally scheduled to be a short one in June 2024 but problems with the spacecraft prolonged it.
Two American astronauts on the ISS, Barry Wilmore and Suni Williams, reject claims of abandonment, emphasizing their ...
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