NASA launches the space station in Boeing's first plane crash

The NASA is launching in an experimental launch vehicle that was first developed by the CST-100 Starliner. It is built by Boeing. NASA's airport space traveler Eric Boehie declared that the trip was "no longer possible" due to "medical reasons". Nasa space traveler Michael Mike Finky is the replacement.

The boy is scheduled to arrive in August 2018. The launch event was attended by eight space agencies of NASA's business ceremonies. (Boey has been working for the past three years.) Initially, two private companies like Space X and Boeing have been developed to attract astronauts from the low-terrestrial orbit residing in the ISS. Spicex is developing its Dragon Cargo Capsule Designer, Boing CST-100 Starliner, fully equipped with a new windshield.

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After five years of expansion, these two capsules are eventually subject to launch earlier this year. Each vehicle is intended to make an unregistered test flight first, where they will be vacant within the ISS for a few days. If NASA's trips succeed, the companies will again pump the capsules, carrying the first test passengers this time. Boise's departure from Boise, Nisa Mann and former NASA astronaut Chris Ferguson, A month's interest to start space explosion in August.

The fan comes with a lot of spaceflight experience, this is his fourth trip to space. A retired Air Force Colonel, he speaks in two Russian Soyuz rockets and Space Shuttle Endeavor. Mann and Ferguson will start training Finca, NASA said. The boy will continue the project by informing the astronaut agency about the head of the commercial division of NASA's Astronaut Office.