More than half a year after a vacant star liner spacecraft in a new Mexico desert, NASA and Boeing have not yet decided whether any astronauts will reach the next flight of the vehicle.
In a refreshing this weekThe US Space Agency said it is still working to confirm the star liner for human missions through this process. Whether it be cargo or humans, the next flight of the star liner will not be or more likely to be more likely, at some point in 2026.
The new information provided by NASA stands two things. First, there are a lot of tasks to be left this year before the star liner once again flies, including a wide test of the vehicle’s proposal system. And secondly, it is becoming clear that the star liner will only fly a handful of missions to the space station, if its dizziness laboratory before retiring.
The long line of tests
The Star Liner’s first flight to the space station last June was affected by several issues, but the most serious of these was the failure of the Throsters. The concerns about these throuters indicated that NASA would instead blow up star liner staff, Butt Vilmor and Sunny Williams on the staff’s dragon car. They landed safely earlier this month.
The star liner returned with independence in early September. Since then, NASA and Boeing have been reviewing data from a test flight. (Unfortunately, the error throuter was located on the spacecraft’s service module, which is jetisand before the rental and was not recovered.)
Although engineers from NASA and Boeing have worked more than 70 % of the observations and irregularities during the star liner flight, the proposal system problems have not been solved.