/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12393945
>yfw Musk manages to get a starship just over the 100km line a few days before SLS
>yfw it lands back successfully

>>11763501
And that's just the engines, let that sink in.

>HOLD HOLD HOLD

40 mins before closure order ends and they will be forced to scrub, maybe sooner since they might have to go through a shutdown and offload procedure while the roads closed.

>Boeing Skipped Crucial Software Test of Starliner Spacecraft
>NASA has learned that Boeing did not perform a “full, end-to-end integrated test” of its astronaut-ferrying Starliner spacecraft with the rocket that’s supposed to launch it into orbit, the United Launch Alliance’s Atlas V
>Members of NASA’s safety advisory panel told journalists that such a test is needed to ensure that all software systems respond to each other for every maneuver.
OH NO NO NO NO NO NON ONO

What an ABSOLUTE shitshow.