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Starliner to fly to space again after troubled mission

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NASA is sticking with the troubled Starliner and planning a new flight to space. In 2024, two US astronauts were stuck on the ISS for nine months instead of one week due to a malfunction.

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TVS News AI, editorially supervised, presents Starliner to fly to space again after troubled mission.

The crisis-plagued "Starliner" spacecraft is set to fly to space again, according to a report. The US space agency NASA is sticking with the program, as reported by "Stern" and "Handelsblatt," among others.

The background is an incident from 2024: Two US astronauts originally planned to stay on board the International Space Station (ISS) for just about one week. However, due to a "Starliner" malfunction, the planned days turned into nine months.

The available reports did not initially provide concrete information on a new launch date, the current technical condition of the "Starliner," or a potential crew.

Updated: –, more information to follow.

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