Starliner Software Needs Checked, But SpaceX Can Fly to ISS In May

Starliner Software Needs Checked, But SpaceX Can Fly to ISS In May

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Look I don't want to keep dissing Boeing's Starliner, so I hope they can fix the problems.
Meanwhile SpaceX's Crew Dragon could fly in May, and Europa Clipper is looking increasinly likely to take a ride on a commercial rocket.



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