Crew Dragon.
Additionally, difficulties with Starliner's cooling system, software, parts, and sensors
caused an hour-long delay in docking into the ISS.
Boeing claims that all of those issues are fixable, and if they are, NASA will approve
Starliner for flights to the ISS.
As work progressed on upgrading the Dragon capsule for crew safety and successful mission,
it became clear that this would be a difficult change.
This choice saved money on designing and certifying this new capability, even though each ocean
landing is more expensive and salt water makes it more challenging to maintain the craft,
not just that, but water isn’t a friend substance to engineering components.
The landing advantage of the starliner had made NASA have a chaotic decision to stick
with the Boeing.
Another reason is that – space exploration adventure should not be laid only on the shoulders
of SpaceX and Elon Musk, anything may happen during the process of construction, and anything
that may make spacex fail, means the Most important NASA’s project may also fail.
Therefore, NASA is thinking of giving Boeing a chance to prove its capacity.
If things do not change, human space exploration will continue to be somewhat expensive, and
that's an unsustainable gesture undertaken by only a select group of extremely powerful
governments or elites for as long as their space programs continue to get financial support.
Unfortunately, they are the only means to get humans into orbit or beyond.
Fewer than 600 people have ever flown to space, and only 24 people have ever gone beyond the
lower earth orbit.
The limited number of people who have traveled into space is due to disposable rockets and
capsules.
So, if spacex and Boeing could get things right and
more people happens to travel to space, and experience what it feels like to be in space,
it will be a great achievement for us all to celebrate.
In the end, both of these attempts will be fruitful in transporting astronauts to the
ISS.
Both have design flaws that need to be ironed out before they can be used
to transport human crews.
Because of this, they must undergo necessary testing before being launched.
Do you have any idea why NASA chose to give Boeing a chance to send astronauts into orbit
while they still had confidence in SpaceX?
You can also take a look in how NASA gave Up On
Boeing Starliner months ago and gave 3 NEW Contracts To SpaceX To Eliminate Russia out
of the space race, just click on the video.