On June 28 local time, NASA announced that two astronauts will stay longer in space to continue troubleshooting the Boeing Starliner spacecraft. The Boeing Starliner spacecraft carried two American astronauts, Barry Wilmore and Suni Williams, into orbit on June 5, as the final step in obtaining routine commercial space mission certification from NASA. The spacecraft arrived at the International Space Station on June 6. The spacecraft was originally scheduled to leave the International Space Station and return to Earth on the 14th, but was delayed several times due to issues such as propulsion system malfunctions, and there is still no exact date for its return.
美两名宇航员将在太空继续排除波音“星际客机”故障
Two American astronauts will continue to troubleshoot the Boeing Starliner spacecraft in space.
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