Screenshot: From my live interview on Live Now from Fox on Aug, 24 about the NASA Boeing Crew Flight Test mission about NASA’s decision on Saturday Aug. 24 to bring NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore & Suni Williams home from ISS on a SpaceX Crew Dragon in Feb 2025 for safety reasons – instead of the Boeing Starliner they originally launched on as soon as September.
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TITUSVILLE, FL – Watch my complete live LiveNOW from FOX video interview with host Austin Westfall about NASA’s decision on Saturday Aug. 24 to bring NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore & Suni Williams home from ISS on a SpaceX Crew Dragon in Feb 2025 for safety reasons – instead of the Boeing Starliner they originally launched on as soon as September.
Good Decision. It was just too risky. Starliner will return to Earth uncrewed in September to complete the test flight.
Interview done live on The Space Bar, Titusville with giant mural of Apollo lunar mission backdrop & bright shiny sun!
Screenshot: From my live interview on Live Now from Fox on Aug, 24 about the NASA Boeing Crew Flight Test mission about NASA’s decision on Saturday Aug. 24 to bring NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore & Suni Williams home from ISS on a SpaceX Crew Dragon in Feb 2025 for safety reasons – instead of the Boeing Starliner they originally launched on as soon as September.
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JETTY PARK, FL – After multiple delays due to both Earth and Space Weather the Blue Origin New Glenn rocket launched for only its second launch and achieved a history making landing of the reusable first stage on a droneship waiting at sea – while accomplishing its primary goal of hurling NASA’s twin ESCAPADE (Escape and Plasma Acceleration and Dynamics
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