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A NASA Astronaut Reveals New and Surprising Details About an Almost Fatal Failure that Left Him Stranded in Space for Nine Months.

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Commander Butch Wilmore describes how Boeing's capsule lost up to five thrusters during its approach to the International Space Station and how it came to think that they would not be able to return alive to Earth.

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Commander Butch Wilmore describes how Boeing's capsule lost up to five thrusters during its approach to the International Space Station and how it came to think that they would not be able to return alive to Earth.

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Astronauts literally struggled with the damaged Starliner capsule

·Budapest, Hungary
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During the manned test flight to the International Space Station, a series of critical damage turned a planned eight-day mission into a prolonged odyssey in Earth orbit. The experienced cosmonaut recognized the psychological tension of the event. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The commander of the Boeing Starliner for the first time shared the eerie details of an engine failure that left two crew members trapped in a space trap for nine long months.

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ТСН.ua broke the news on Friday, August 28, 2026.
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