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    NASA-Astronauten, die mit Boeings Raumschiff geflogen sind, bleiben noch länger im Weltraum

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    1. RobDickinson on

      When your 8 day package deal turns into a 10 month adventure

      They need to name the new SpaceX Dragon ‘The Argo’

    2. 2ndRandom8675309 on

      “Fabrication, assembly, testing, and final integration of a new spacecraft is a painstaking endeavor that requires great attention to detail,” Steve Stich, NASA’s Commercial Crew Program manager, said in a statement.

      Someone should tell Boeing this.

    3. sdujour77 on

      Just sit right back and you’ll hear a tale

      a tale of a fateful trip …

    4. Simoxs7 on

      And I‘m kinda terrified I‘ll spend the next semester abroad, can’t imagine how they‘re feeling.

    6. SpaceInMyBrain on

      Anne McClain and Nichole Ayers get to go up after being bumped from the last flight to leave room for Suni and Butch. Will they get seat upgrades?

    7. Draugakjallur on

      Okay I’m going to go ahead and ask the dumb question. Why can’t NASA bring home these astronauts?

      What is NASA spending its $25B per year budget on?

    8. tanghan on

      They’re still up there?

      Has there been other crew rotations since?

      I would have expected them to shift returns, so that everyone stays up a few weeks longer until next rotation after the one they were supposed to go back down instead of having them stay up for a year

    9. FlibblesHexEyes on

      This is months of unplanned stay aboard the ISS. Does NASA have work for them to do? Or do they just sit in their beds watching movies all day?

      I’m imagining some very annoyed roommates resenting them for not pulling their (micro g) weight.

    10. makovince on

      They’ll all be saying “Hi Bob” by the time they’re coming home

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