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the international space station. and so what you're seeing on the right-hand side of your screen that is starliner. you'll see it slowly start to back away from the space station. but to give you a sense of the actual size, how big it is, i'm actually standing in front of the port, the harmony modules port of the international space station, where start our liner is going to be undocking from and so you can see that's how big it is. that's what starliner's attached to. now, it's going to undock and the issue with it, wolf has been these thrusters, these thrusters misfiring and those thrusters are the same thrusters that are needed to orient this spacecraft and make those small adjustments men's when it's in orbit. and so there's been some concern that if those thrusters misfire again, that it could cause some danger to the space station itself. and all of the astronauts and cosmonauts that's on hoard. so what's going to happen? the backup plan that they have in place or springs, there are actual springs on both the ha

well, is the international space station. d to decide is star liner coming back with us or without us. we just did not have enough time to get to the end of that runway where we come back with that. i think he would've gotten there but we just ran out of time. thank you for taking the time to do— thank you for taking the time to do this _ thank you for taking the time to do this. butch, _ thank you for taking the time to do this. butch, you - to do this. butch, you mentioned _ to do this. butch, you mentioned at- to do this. butch, you mentioned at the i to do this. butch, you - mentioned at the beginning of this news— mentioned at the beginning of this news conference, - mentioned at the beginning of this news conference, you i this news conference, you appreciated _ this news conference, you appreciated all— this news conference, you appreciated all the - this news conference, youl appreciated all the prayers have — appreciated all the prayers have been— appreciated all the prayers have been very _ appreciated all the prayer

admission with space 6 the 5 day trip took him and 3 amis, or astronauts higher than the international space station and the hubble telescope . the home we all have a lot of work to do for from this suitable for the surface of this wasn't a conventional free floating space was instead of 1000000000 air and space ex engineer sarah gillis took turns emerging only partially from the capsule while holding onto a ladder down this guy walker it's one big step for the future of space travel, which used to be reserved only for professional astronaut. the crew also tested out new space suits still not at the surface. it's the 1st of 3 missions under the polaris program. it is, and it brings space ex, closer to with the ultimate goal of sending humans to mars and beyond. this is keith colleague is the editor of now so bought stuff. com in washington dc, and he told me all this 1st of a space will, but i'm a to us, reynolds has changed commercial space travel. welcome to the 21st century. used to be, as you said, that only a government employee where regardless of what space agency, set them up to do this. now

it is the international space station. we have seven people on board, 12 total, and we have been six on board for some time. a space station with six people, we have done it and done it well over the last couple of months, but it is not prepared for that long term, so we had to make some decisions on a timeline, and the timeline came to the point where we had to decide, is starliner coming back with us or without us, and we just did not have enough time to get to the end of the runway where we could say we were going to come back with it. i think we would have gotten there, but we just ran out of time. chelsey: we will take a questionnaire from fox news. >> thanks so much for taking the time to do this. you mentioned at the beginning of the news conference you appreciated all the prayers. you have been very forthcoming about your faith during this mission. i'm wondering how your faith has helped you throughout this mission and if there are any ways in which this mission has informed or influenced your faith. butch: i tell y

with space 6, the 5 day trip took him and 3 amator astronaut, higher than the international space station and the hubble telescope, the home we all have a lot of work to do for, from here to look forward to some officials. this wasn't a conventional free floating space was instead of 1000000000 air and space ex engineer sarah gillis took turns emerging only partially from the capsule while holding onto a ladder down the sky walker. it's one big step for the future of space travel, which used to be reserved only for professional astronaut. the crew also tested out new space suits still not on the surface. it's the 1st of 3 missions under the polaris program and it brings space ex, closer to with the ultimate goal of sending humans to mars. and beyond. this is far above is story and the mission we are welcome in the showcase cali, editor of nasa watch dot com in washington dc keys the flowers don't. mission has a chief the 1st f, a space war by non government astronaut. how does that change the landscape of commercial space travel? welcome to the 21st century. used to be, as you said, that

we have been training for not only b starliner but also the international space station for a number of years. both of us had been up here before so we have a little bit of experience and so we could dive right into the international space station training, so we are fully qualified crew members in space walking eva's, robotics for visiting vehicles. so the transition was not that hard. both of of us are mechanically inclined, righty tighty, lefty lucy, maintenance and repair, maybe we didn't get all of the science experiments, you know, training before we left because thate was not really initiallyn the plate but we are getting some ojt on the job training while we are up here so we are blending right into the increment particularly this one 72, increment 72 because we will be two of the u.s. crew members involved there so i think the transition has been pretty smooth.vo it wasn't what we expected, however, we were prepared and the nasa like butch mentioned has got us ready to go for that aspect. so flying home on spacex on a dragon, you know, there's been a dragon the whole time we

where's the 3 already, all the international space station space over the us twice before on the international space station. so i think science here and at the wide exciting indeed. how does is of course, knowledge of the 1st time, think either of the cause of those all the absence. this is the so is colanda is alex the option in his uh fi i do that one is have on the front end of the 2, donald put seats from my side. now this is a very exciting time because as the 1st stage has been released on the 2nd stage, we'll remove yourself from the main body. now this is uh, this will take 8 minutes to get to the initial, all bits from the uh, the bill. the display of savings, 3 hours the 3 hours to get to the international space station. which is of course the just the way that that to go from the bikes that are close to the right on the schedule. oh, nice thing about 19 and 23. call that $23.00 on that as well as this is as low as will fit to 3 person could be there for a 6 month stance on the over in platform as low as high as low as the food cap. so noticed on the rush, it looks sort is rough, it

international space station program. i read national partners and all the engineers and worked on this mission to get us where we are today. with that, i'll hand it over to steve. thank you. >> thanks, joel and thanks for your interesting the commercial crew program and thanks for being here at a relatively late hour it was a great day to day to return. starliner was great to have a successful undock the orbit and landing of a vehicle we're really excited to have calypso back on the ground sunny told the ground team you've got this brings calypso back, and that's what they did tonight i am thrilled for our boeing team all of our colleagues have worked this mission across the country on the nasa team and the boeing team are they've put a lot of heart and soul into this mission over many years. and it's a testament to those people that we got the vehicle back safely today. i can tell you that cft is very personal to our team and to a lot of the people that worked on the mission. and it represents a tremendous honor to brin

the pair say they we're here with our friends, i think that's a key part of being on the international space stationy part is we're here with our friends for that we got a ride home and we're looking for the next couple of the next stop for the international space station. every time i talk to someone they— every time i talk to someone they say— every time i talk to someone they say we're praying for you for that — they say we're praying for you for that there's prayers coming up for that there's prayers coming up for— for that there's prayers coming up for me _ for that there's prayers coming up for me and sonny both for the street signs across people we don't — the street signs across people we don't even know across the nation — we don't even know across the nation we _ we don't even know across the nation. we pray for you, come on back— nation. we pray for you, come on back at— nation. we pray for you, come on back at all those things for that— we pray for you, come on back at all those things that our climate and science reporter georgina rannard was watching the press conference for us. lovely

will more and williams and now stopped at the international space station for another 6 month room. they will hitch a ride back to this with boeing's rival space company space ex. boeing did not from the media after the styling threaten with nasa in the field, increase jobs we need to do to go fly. so we had planned to have the mission land with bush and sunny on board. i think there's, depending on who you are on the team, a different emotions associated with that. and uh, you know, i think it's going to take a little time to work through that for me a little bit. and then for everybody else on the boeing an acetate, butch wilma and sony williams is a mission, is now turning into an 8 month saga with their having to return to earth planned and february punch in this. if you're watching dw new c as a reminder of all the top stopping mass, protest, half being held across fronts against the appointments, off the new prime minister, be said on the phone and say, present even way of my call should of appointed for him. you have from the left instead of the conservative, funny and super t

admission with space 6 the 5 day trip took him and 3 amis, or astronauts higher than the international space station and the hubble telescope . the city that you're home, we all have a lot of work look forward to some officials. this wasn't a conventional free floating space was instead of 1000000000 air and space ex engineers. sarah gillis took turns emerging only partially from the capsule while holding onto a ladder down this guy walker. it's one big step for the future of space travel, which used to be reserved only for professional astronaut. the crew also tested out new space suits still not a perfect. it's the 1st of 3 missions under the polaris program. it is and it brings space ex, closer to with the ultimate goal of sending humans to mars. and beyond. this is well polaris door lifted astern, notes higher than anyone has traveled since nasa is moving walkers and 3 times higher than the international space station. keith cowling, who's the editor of nasa watch, dot com in washington dc, told us why they went that high. what's there trying to do here show that the drag and spacecraft which is

and 3 months later the crofts made the journey to the international space station was mobbed by malfunctions. yes or no, so now stuck in space until february, a touch down star liner is back on earth that the style line is smooth return capital submission, which was anything but the boeing spacecraft arrived in a new mexico diesel with out the astronauts who were on board when at least butch wilmore and sonny williams deposited in june, but what was meant to be an 8 day trip lift off the star line or an atlas fine. it was the style line is just expedition with crew, the heat of it being certified for routine missions, but unexpected malfunctions on its way to the international space station, the rail. those plans, despite boeing's assurances, nessa deemed too risky for astronauts to travel back with the spacecraft. space flight is risky, even as it's safe, safest and even edits most routine. and a test flight by nature is neither safe nor routine. wilmore and williams are now stuck with the international space station for another 6 month room. they will hitch a ride back to this with boeing'

we will be speaking later on in the program to a former commander of the international space station,ith us. let's go to washington where keir starmer is due to be meeting joe biden in the next hour. we can speak to tom bateman, our state department correspondent who is there for us. obviously a lot to discuss. one of the main things they will be discussg is this idea about using western weapons, ukraine using western weapons to hit targets inside russia. i suppose the question is, are we going to see any movement on that? guest: guest: as far as the white house is concerned, we are not, they have said there will be no announcement today on this issue of permissions to use long-range weapons for ukraine fired into russian territory. of course the backdrop has been the growing pleas, the sense of urgency from president zelenskyy, who has been arguing for a long time now that ukraine needs the ability, has the capability, but it needs to be able to fire these western-donated weapons into russia itself in order to counteract or repel the attacks. president zelenskyy has been arguing abou

the wilmore and williams are now stopped at the international space station for another 6 month room. they will hitch a ride back to this with boeing's rival space company space ex. boeing did not from the media after the styling threaten with ness, the end of the data field increase jobs. we need to do the go fly. so we had planned to have the mission land with bush and sunny on board. i think there's depending on who you are on the team, a different emotions associated with that. and uh, you know, i think it's going to take a little time to work through that for me a little bit. and then for everybody else on the boeing and acetate, butch wilma and sunny williams's day emission is now turning into an 8 month sucka with their having to return to earth planned and february phone. she noticed the venice film festival wraps up today with no clear favorite for the prestigious golden lion prize. this year and eclectic mix of international feelings has made debuts among them an infamous villain in an unexpected musical roll. or the ac says dennis film festival goes to an end 11 days of sta

a wilmore and williams and now stopped at the international space station for another 6 month room. they will hitch a ride back to this with boeing's rival space company space ex. boeing did not from the media after the styling threaten with nasa in the data field increase jobs. we need to do the go fly. so we had planned to have the mission land with bush and sunny on board. i think there's depending on who you are on the team, a different emotions associated with that. and uh, you know, i think it's going to take a little time to work through that for me a little bit and then for everybody else on the boeing and acetate butch wilmore and sony williams's day emission is now turning into an 8 month saga with their having to return to earth planned and february punch in this. and finally in tennis arena so blank uh from bella. bruce has won the us open and a thrilling victory of a jessica pagoda. the victory in new york. i'm off for the 26 year old. the grandson, crowned off the book, and back to back wins of the a strange, you know, but it's a blank. i defeated homegrown for google a

it being certified for routine missions, but unexpected malfunctions on its way to the international space station, the rail. those plans, despite boeing's assurances nessa deemed it too risky for astronauts to travel back with the spacecraft. space flight is risky, even as it's safe, safest and even edits most routine. and a test flight by nature is neither safe nor routine. wilmore and williams are now stuck with the international space station for another 6 month room. they will hitch a ride back to this with boeing's rival space company space ex. boeing did not from the media after the styling threaten with nasa in the data field increase of jobs. we need to do the go fly. so we had planned to have the mission land with bush and sunny on board. i think there's, depending on who you are on the team, a different emotions associated with that. and uh, you know, i think it's going to take a little time to work through that for me a little bit. and then for everybody else on the boeing an acetate, butch wilma and sunny williams is a mission is now turning into an 8 month saga with their having to r

boeing's starliner has successfully landed back on earth after a troubled mission to the international space station. starliner landed at the white sands space harbor, new mexico, just moments ago. people, analysis, mission control in houston, texas. clapped and cheered. the spacecraft is boeing's effort to provide commercial space service for nasa. but the starliner program has had numerous problems style and are launched back in june, then docked with the international space station. it was supposed to return to earth a week later. that helium leaks and thruster problems prompted nasa to delay that return here's a look at the moment, the style line and landed touchdown starliner is back on that landing coming at 11:01 and 35 seconds central time well, the astronauts who was supposed to return on starliner remain on the space station astronauts suni williams and butch wilmore will return to earth on space x flight in february, making their way. >> what terry virts, a former nasa astronaut and retired air force colonel, he joins us live from houston, texas. good to have you with us thanks for having

pictures from the international space station. ion. the significance of this is this spacex locket, this dragon vessel, has arrived with two empty seats. the reason is on those two empty seats will be but willmore and sonia williams, who you may remember are stranded on the international space station. —— rocket. they were supposed to just spend eight days but they had to prolong their stay after technical problems with their boeing star liner spacecraft. so this new spacex dragon vessel is up there and has just talked with the international space station. the plan is to bring the pair back home in february. their eight—day trip lasting significantly longer than eight days. these are the live images of that. here's the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there. well, it's now the end of the month, and it's been a very wet one across the southern half of the uk. some spots here have seen more than three or four times their average september rainfall. and there's more wet weather to come too, notably for the start of the week and t

and nasa, because in the next minute or two macro, we of the spacex crew heading to the international space station, the 155, with the mission, effectively, to bring back two astronauts, who you may remember are effectively stranded. they don't say they are stranded, but they effectively were. their original craft heading up to the iss, original craft heading up to the 155, they didn't return on, and so so this spacex dragon capsule, carrying up two spaces, but also to micro—empty seats, will bring them back. these are the live moments according to the live moments according to the live feed of the docking process that is due to happen any moment now. let's just listen in to see if there is any sound on this feed. located outside of the keep out sphere, about 20 metres away from the space station. yes, so again, like you just said. — yes, so again, like you just said, ronnie, standing by to arrive— said, ronnie, standing by to arrive that way .1, but we did just— arrive that way .1, but we did just hear_ arrive that way .1, but we did just hear the call we will not be stopping at waypoint one today

during its test flight to the international space station — and nasa decided it was too risky to bringme in it. they'll return to earth next year instead. they are providing us with a live view from the international space station, looking down on earth, which is quite a stunning view. this is after that boeing starliner completed itsjourney is after that boeing starliner completed its journey back to earth. our science editor, rebecca morelle, told us more about the starliner�*s journey. they said it was a safe and successful landing for the spacecraft. there were a few technical issues on the way down. a couple of the thrusters didn't behave exactly as they expected, but, you know, not enough to knock it off course. and, you know, seeing it unfurl those three huge parachutes and get down onto the ground, you know, so gently is what you want to see. but, you know, it did go to plan. apart from the major thing, there were no astronauts inside it. you know that's the objective of this test flight with a crew was to have a crew in it going up and coming back down. and obviously that that

they'll have to remain on the international space station until february.rotests take place across france — over the nomination of michel barnier as the country's new prime minister. and i'm live in preston as radio two's in the park festival continues. and shaznay lewis i'll be speaking to pixie lott. hello. sir keir starmer has become the first british prime minister to visit the republic of ireland in five years. important my is my government and i think it is the moment for reset when the moment for reset it is when we put meaning behind those words. boeing's starliner capsule returns to earth, but without its crew. they'll have to remain on the international space station until february. protests take place across france — over the nomination of michel barnier as the country's new prime minister. and i'm live in preston as radio two's in the park and shaznay n preston and shaznay lewis ton i'll be speaking to pixie lott. hello. sir keir starmer has become the first british prime minister to visit the republic of ireland in five years. downing street sa

john's ambitions are sky high, and the international space station is the destination for astronauts,f this world experience from the orbiting laboratory. john is not guaranteed a mission here, though, but his study with the european space agency is all about seeing if one is possible. the training takes place at the european astronaut centre, in cologne, in germany. this is a life sized mock—up of the module that's on the international space station. so, totally to scale? yeah, i to i scale. yeah. ok, let's go in and have a look. is the earth down there? the earth is that way, yeah. so if you had a nice window there, which there isn't, unfortunately, you would see earth there, and the rest of space is up there. so, which bit is this, john? so, we're in the columbus module, and this is the european space agency's orbiting laboratory. and what's this over here? so, this is a glovebox, and this would be something where you might be working with biological materials, for example. so maybe doing bone analysis, or something like that. if you wave, this is you. as seen from the camera of th

and then of course, which and sunny, there now up there at the international space station until february of 2025. this is actually where butch and sunny trained for their time up at the space station. this is a full-size mockup of it every astronaut that's up there trains in here but butch and sunny, they really only trained for what was supposed to be an eight-day mission now, they will be up there for eight months, but victor and amara, after last night's landing, it's pretty clear that if butch and sunny had been on board, they would have been just fine. but nasa saying you know at what point, how much risk are you willing to take when there are human lives involved? nasa simply saying there was just too much risk, too much uncertainty in order to allow butch and sunny to fly back home. so they're up there until february 2025? victor amara kristin fisher. >> thanks so much joining us now is the ceo and founder of janet's planet. >> janet ivey wearing a snazzy blouse that's what we call snazzy with the planets all over jake. good morning to you. let's start where kristen

they'll have to remain on the international space station until february. un calls for a �*full investigation�* into the killing of a us—turkish woman in the occupied west bank. and i'm live in preston, as radio two's in the park festival continues — with set to headline. shaznay lewis is on the main stage. hello and welcome — i'm lukwesa burak. sir keir starmer has become the first british prime minister to visit the republic of ireland in five years. downing street says saturday's visit marks a �*new era of co—operation and friendship�* between britain and ireland — with london looking to continue a �*reset�* of damaged relations with european union nations after brexit. the prime minister met with simon harris, who was only elected taioseach in april — just three months before his british counterpart — so both are relatviely new to their roles. sir keir and mr harris swapped football shirts ahead of their talks, before attending the nations league match between the republic of ireland and england in a few hours�* time at the aviva stadium in dublin. the

few buildings over from where i am now, jake this is actually a full scale mockup of the international space station. the same mock-up where butch and sunny spent all those days training from what they thought was going to be just a roughly eight day long mission to the international space station. now, they're going to be spending about eight months up there all alright. >> kristin fisher, we're going to check back with you in about an hour or so. don't go anywhere. we're going to start getting those live images from nasa soon. so keep it here on the lead and on cnn for coverage also ahead of big headline late today, from former congresswoman liz cheney, after saying this week, she would be voting for kamala harris. now the former congresswoman says her father to turn vice president dick cheney, a stalwart republican is also going to be voting for kamala harris expand. she's making another announcement. we're going to get reaction ahead. stay with us cnn special event the abc news presidential debate tuesday at nine on cnn, liberty mutual customizes my car insurance. >> so i saved hundreds, but the

but as you're about to see, they don't seem to be in any particular hurry to leave the international space station in space. and how does it come 3 months down 5 to go. and it was only supposed to be a week long test commission of the boeing star line or calypso. so now the 2 asked her not to have to return on a different craft in february. it's but which will more and sony williams are making the best of being stuck in space and i'm running. we're excited to fly in 2 different spacecraft. i mean, we're testers. that's what we do. you know, we look at different aircrafts spacecraft, whatever evaluate it. and that's a pretty unique opportunity will more i did, however, expressed regrets about not being able to take the star line or back to earth. touch down star liner is back on or we've been involved from the beginning through all the processes of assessing our spacecraft. calypso and it was a trying at times, it was the over some tough times all the way through. you certainly is a commander in the appeal to have your spacecraft. you don't want to see it go off without you, but that's where we wou

expected to return in february but they all look very happy and very comfortable in the international space stationdition of business today. thanks for watching. all hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jane dougall. storm clouds gather over eric ten hag as the manchester united manager suffers another defeat — losing 3—0 to tottenham at old trafford. there was rain in bristol too — but it helped australia win the five match one day international series against england. and a race for the ages — tadej pogacar crowns a remarkable season by becoming the men's world road—race champion. we start with the english premier league and pressure is mounting on the manchester united manager after a 3—0 defeat at home to tottenham hotspur. it leaves the club 12th in the league. erik ten hag has only one victory in five premier league matches, while tottenham have four wins in a row in all competitions. micky van der ven set up brennanjohnson to score the first in just the third minute for spurs, before united went down to ten men when captain bruno fernandes was given a straight red card for a challenge on jam

the hatch has been opened, all smiles as they are welcomed into the international space station, gettingundings. the spacex rocket with those crew successfully docked moments ago. there are two spare seats on the dragon vessel, needed to bring back two astronauts stranded on the station since june, butch wilmore and sonny williams were supposed to spend eight days on the station but had to prolong because of a technical problems. the spacecraft has arrived to retrieve them and has docked successfully with the iss, pictures of the american astronauts and russian cosmonauts getting acquainted with each other ahead of their next step where the boeing star liner spacecraft, well, it developed a fault leading to the two american astronauts being stranded on the international space station. more updates as they come. us presidentjoe biden has said he'll be speaking to the israeli prime minister. taking questions from reporters in delaware as he prepared to return to the white house on air force one, he also said a wider war must be avoided. are you going to talk to prime minister netanyahu, an

they'll have to remain on the international space station until february. otests take place across france over the appointment of michel barnier as the country's new prime minister. britain and america's top spies warn the international world order is under threat, in a way not seen since the cold war. and i am live at bbc radio 2 in the park, where will —— where i will speak to g] the park, where will —— where i will speak to 6] radio speroni and craig david. hello. welcome to bbc news. sir keir starmer has become the first british prime minister to visit the republic of ireland in five years. downing street says saturday's visit marks a "new era of co—operation and friendship" between britain and ireland, with london looking to continue a "reset" of damaged relations with european union nations after brexit. the prime minister met with simon harris, who was only elected taioseach in april — just three months before his british counterpart — so both are relatviely new to their roles. sir keir and mr harris swapped football shirts ahead of their talks, befor

cosmonaut and the nasa astronaut, the commander of this mission, will become part of the international space stationo, which in sunny are going to be conducting scientific experiments working on maintaining the space station. they've really shifted now from becoming boeing starliner test pilots to a part of the international space station crew let's hope they come home and you have two empty seats aboard that spacecraft to be able to come home. >> and let's hope they do come home soon. they've been up there way, way too long. kristin fisher always helping us on these stories. thank you very, very much. and we'll be back in a moment. >> this was the highest rated oprah winfrey show of all time. >> we're still talking about it open the door to have discussions about weight in a way that we had not before tv on the edge, moments that shaped our culture tomorrow at nine on cnn to avoid digital threats, just turn on nord vpn your protection against strikers, malicious websites and malware and downloads get the deal now new iphone 16 pro, brazen apple intelligence is print drc's. >> you can get it when yo

crew nine sending astronauts to the international space station. originally it was going to bring four travelers, three nasa astronauts and one russian cosmonaut. they've pared it down. so now it's only two one astronaut, one cosmonaut going up to the iss with two empty seats, one seat for butch, one for sonny on the way back. now, they always like to have a backup for an evacuation. and so starliner was that backup for them. if they had to have an emergency evacuation of the international space station, they would have come back on starliner. now that starliner is back on earth and they're awaiting this new space capsule to come up, it's scheduled to launch on the 24th of this month during the days in between, what they've done is essentially rearrange the furniture, change the configuration on an existing space dragon that's already docked with the international space station, part of crew eight, which is currently on board the iss. and if they needed to leave, you'd have the four members of crew eight get on that dragon and then the cargo area h

.— stuff at the international space station. e station. every time i spoke the _ space station. every time i spoke the summer- space station. every time i | spoke the summer they say space station. every time i - spoke the summer they say that they praying for us. street signs good people they praying for us. street signs good people we don't even signs good people we don't even no. come back all of those things are i can tell you, it really goes a long way. we so much appreciated. hello to you, thank you very much forjoining us. from eight days to eight months is it? it's a long time isn't it? they don't seem to be too bothered about the fact they are stranded there today? no, butand no, but and sonny are professionals they know that there is uncertainty and certainly this is one of those situations so they are going forward and they are putting the best place they can on and going forward. but as you know, they like to be in space so that's not such a bad thing and they all know that other people play very so like he said, they

i mean, i'm actually sitting in the this is actually a full-scale mockup of the international space station behind me at the johnson space center. this is where butch and sunny and probably katie and garrett trained for their missions to the international space station plan and train for all these contingencies, be at an eight-day mission that's now jumped to roughly an eight month mission. i think what maybe harder is not so much on the astronauts, but on the family members of the astronauts who are left back on earth, you know, butchers kids, and a wife. sunny has husband and some dogs that she says basically her children. so you know, speaking is the daughter of two former nasa astronauts. it's it's often tougher on the families that are left behind on earth in the astronauts themselves who get stuck up there. but i don't want to speak for from and sunny, i'm sure garrett and katie have some thoughts on that as well. >> well, let me tell you something. i i'm not married to an astronaut, but i would have one heck of a honeydew list when he got home right now, thank you so much. >> you're

supposed to last a week, it and counted technical issues as it carries 2 extra notes to the international space station in june, the spied boeing's assurances, massa deemed it too risky to allow a crude return. the astronauts are now stuck in space until february keith cowering is the editor of nasa watched dot com in washington, and i asked him if boeing is back and not as good books. now that the style and the spacecraft managed to make a bull's eye landing. as well, um in terms of what the spacecraft it tonight it is virtually flawless. so that's working good boeing's favor, but the hard part comes with explaining why they had to do it this way and what it takes to fix it. that is not going to be easy and it's not going to be an expensive thing out of course. uh, so before this, uh, both i landing um, there was some trouble before hand. uh, some strange things went on with the star line of craft. uh we actually uh have an audio thats circulating of noises of that it was making recently was dropped to the i s s. uh the is a recording of astronaut bush wilmore. he's speaking with ground control on tha

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