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Starliner Calypso

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Boeing Starliner Calypso, also known as Spacecraft 3, is a space capsule used in NASA's Commercial Crew Program. It was launched on an uncrewed test flight on December 20, 2019, but failed to rendezvous with the International Space Station due to software issues. The spacecraft landed after two days in space and was reflown on a crewed test flight in June 2024. Calypso was originally scheduled to return to space on Starliner-1, but the flight was delayed and it was instead used for the crewed test flight. The spacecraft has been given the official name Calypso, after Jacques-Yves Cousteau's oceanography vessel.learn more on wikipedia

  1. NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore safely back home after nine months in space

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  2. Stranded astronauts begin journey back to Earth

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  3. SpaceX Capsule Docks with ISS to Bring Back Stranded NASA Astronauts

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  4. SpaceX Launches Crew-10 Mission to Replace Stranded NASA Astronauts on ISS

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  5. SpaceX mission to bring stranded astronauts back home delayed due to a technical issue with the launch pad

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  6. Global New Year's Celebrations Underway

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  7. Cause of South Korean plane crash unclear as officials focus on bird strikes

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  8. Boeing to Cut 17,000 Jobs Amid Strike and Production Disruption

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  9. SpaceX Launches Rescue Mission to Return Stranded NASA Astronauts to Earth

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  10. Russian cosmonauts and American astronaut return to Earth after record-breaking stay on International Space Station

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  11. SpaceX Polaris Dawn Crew Returns to Earth After Historic First Private Spacewalk

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  12. Boeing's Starliner Returns to Earth Without Crew After Completing ISS Mission

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perspectives

  1. 1.Aerospace Industry
  2. 2.Space Race
  3. 3.US space industry
  4. 4.Russian Space Industry
  5. 5.US-Russia Relations
  6. 6.Chinese space industry
  7. 7.Astronomy
  8. 8.US-China Relations
  9. 9.Workers Strike
  10. 10.Jobs Cut
  11. 11.Cryptocurrencies
  12. 12.Festival

countries

  1. 1.United StatesUS
  2. 2.Russian FederationRU
  3. 3.UkraineUA
  4. 4.ChinaCN
  5. 5.JapanJP
  6. 6.DenmarkDK
  7. 7.KazakhstanKZ
  8. 8.CanadaCA
  9. 9.IndiaIN
  10. 10.AustraliaAU
  11. 11.SingaporeSG
  12. 12.MexicoMX

organizations

  1. 1.Boeing Co
  2. 2.National Aeronautics and Space Administration
  3. 3.SpaceX
  4. 4.Kennedy Space Center
  5. 5.Roscosmos
  6. 6.Howard Hughes Medical Institute
  7. 7.Science and Educational Media Group
  8. 8.US Navy
  9. 9.White House
  10. 10.US Federal Aviation Authority
  11. 11.United Launch Alliance
  12. 12.Open University

persons

  1. 1.Sunita WilliamsUS
  2. 2.Butch WilmoreUS
  3. 3.Elon MuskUS
  4. 4.Steve StichUS
  5. 5.Mark Nappi
  6. 6.Donald TrumpUS
  7. 7.Ken BowersoxUS
  8. 8.Nick HagueUS
  9. 9.Aleksandr Gorbunov
  10. 10.Frank Rubio
  11. 11.Joe BidenUS
  12. 12.Valeri Polyakov

technicals

  1. 1.International Space Station
  2. 2.Crew Dragon
  3. 3.Soyuz
  4. 4.Johnson Space Center
  5. 5.Crew-9
  6. 6.Mars
  7. 7.Apollo
  8. 8.Cape Canaveral Space Force Base
  9. 9.Falcon 9
  10. 10.Boeing 737 Next Generation
  11. 11.Space Shuttle
  12. 12.Mir
Starliner Calypso