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😢garbage! If the Russians can get to Mars, then Chinawill soon be there too.

Pie in the sky. Humans are not welcome in the greater Universe 'till we stop killing each other.

Sorry NASA But what Bullshit this colossal failure of the BOEING STARLINER as a tax payers look at all the money you have spent its in the billions. This project by BOEING and NASA should have been canceled three years ago.

Excellent Reporting and Analysis 🖖🏽

How many astronauts have died during NASA missions?

Humans will NEVER get to Mars. Earth is a prison with everyone sentenced to death. God said " Rom_5:12 Wherefore, as by one man sin entered into the world, and death by sin; and so death passed upon all men, for that all have sinned:

Boy, if I were those astronauts, I wouldn't return in that Boeing hunk of junk.

What ever happened to Northrup?

Better not sell information to the Chinese. Let them figure it out all by themselves.

Boeing....Enough said!!

Mars will mot be colonized due to cosmic rays from above & poisonous radiations from below for which there is no shielding. All this is s science nerds pipe dream

Excellent Reporting 👍

Starliner failures are tied to DEI. Didn't Earn it.

I’d warn you not to complain otherwise Boeing will have you murdered

What was the new problem?

Give Lockheed Martin Boeings budget and start up Venturestar again.

Mars doesn't have magnetic field and because of this it lost much of its atmosphere and it keeps losing it,so it cannot be terraformed

It worked...on Vulcan rocket.

Boeing are a complete rubbish company nowadays. They have lost all the great engineers and they are a shareholder profit first company. NASA needs to end their involvement in space flight.

Spacex delayed several years and depending on what part you talk about, they are on an infinite delay. Musk fans: "Hooorraaay!!"" Boeing sending real humans into space and are delayed a few days. Mush fans: "Boooooo!!!"

⁠ no worries you will need 10,000 volunteers and few trillion dollars to get 50 people there by year 2550 … plenty of time… that’s how difficult the task is. Now maybe getting a cybertruck to offroad on the moon is a attainable challenge for SpaceX 🎉🎉🎉

Unbelievable they still are using this disastrous vehicle

What happened to the other Guy narrating this channel?

3:40 I always found it dumb how people say that things like quadrillions of dollars are in an asteroid as if somehow prices of rare metals wouldn't crash as soon as the technology to mine and return metals from asteroids was proven. Supply and demand dictate that if we increase the supply of gold and platinum and iron, et al, (barring some DeBeers diamond cartel situation) then the prices of metal will become so cheap that the money in these asteroids will immediately be lowered by a titanic margin. In the same vein we better start aggressively protecting our forests more because wood will be more valuable than gold as soon as we starting mining asteroids.

Boeing started its history building cast iron wood stoves in the 1890's. Maybe they ought to return to their roots and start again?

It would make more sense to send an unmanned mission to a planet with an AI that will seed the planet with genetic material for life.

To ensure the astronauts return safely, they ought to launch a dragon capsule. XD

Russia is always overcompensating for something.😂

Remember that old pilot's adage "If it ain't Boeing, I'm not going"?

NASA obviously doesn't have their shit together anymore! Already lost 3 crews (what 17 astronauts) That's 3 catastrophies that actually could have been prevented. 2 were repetative known serious safety issues well in advance of the SRB o-ring burn thru (especially at lower launch temps), on Challenger. And the damaged ceramic tiles mainly on the leading edge of the orbitors wings) by central tank foam detatchnent with ice. On top of that NASA allowed the EPA to change the structural adhesive formula, that made the insulation rip away even worse, Columbia. Apollo 1 ran pure O2 at not 5 but 15 psi. Were managment got carelessly complacent. It goes on and on. I hope i'm wrong! There going to lose another crew. Brave n courageous souls no doubt.

So they knew they had thruster software issues a year ago, but decided not to fix the software bugs? Wow....just wow FCC must be getting backhanders....oh wait, it is government fundingthat is going to both...they are the same team.

Why?

Stay Liner ,now stay in space😅👌❗

Cue Rebecca Ferguson screaming.

Next try starting with something other than non sequiturs like "most powerful", or "edge of Earth's gravity well" (there is no edge to any gravity well) or assuming all orbits of ship and moons are circular. Acceleration of Ship is constant, changing velocity haa no effect on delta V. The ship never stops until supported by a solid object.

And apparently we went to the moon 50 years ago 😅 what BS

Nobody gonna trust boeing

I guess the contract was to get the spaceship to the ISS safely and never mentioned getting it back to earth safely.

Asimov wrote a story called The Martian Way which wasn't really about interstellar travel but the business of purpose of Mars. I don't think the goal should be travel but business and making things sustainable. The destination should be mining asteroids and harvesting minerals.

"High-grain antenna"? Come on, now! Who did that? It's clear that it should have read, "High-GAIN antenna"!!

Thank you for being a responsible news source. All, All aerospace vehicles have teething problems.

boeing has a "cut corner" problem. boeing's ceo is being questioned by the senate about its problems with their airplanes. and now it's space program seems to be having the same problems.

It’s a Boeing. A real crapper 🚽. I ain’t going.

sometimes i have to increase playback speed, when i do it it's usually 1.25 but in your case i had to go all the way up to 1.5. otherwise video was pretty good.

On initial landings the decent rocket thrusters will pushing tons of propellant at the dusty soft uneven Martian surface. While subsequent landings may use a surface brought by previous missions, Initial landings will likely face dangers. As there will be no chopsticks to keep the thrust a safer distance from this surface, and there is no landing pad with deluge system It is likely there will be a fantastic cloud of martian soil and rocks and a large hole below the landing rocket. How will the Starship protect its exposed thrusters and also avoid landing in a large hole produced by its own thrusters?