The first astronauts set to fly on Boeing's CST-100 Starliner spacecraft debuted a new look for their mission patch during a spacesuit fit check. Crew Flight Test (CFT) commander Barry "Butch ...

A graphic displaying Boeing’s spacesuit for Starliner astronauts. NASA/Boeing Two NASA astronauts are making final preparations directly ahead of the first crewed launch of the new Boeing ...

The stranded Boeing Starliner astronauts planned to hitch a ride home with SpaceX, but their space suits aren’t compatible with Elon Musk’s spacecraft Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez Updated August 26 ...

In fact, the two astronauts had to leave their old spacesuits aboard the Starliner. Why? The shortest answer would be because Boeing's space suits are not compatible with SpaceX spacecraft, but ...

Spaceflight Spacesuits of Boeing-launched astronauts stranded on space station are incompatible with SpaceX craft According to NASA, the Boeing spacesuit works with the Starliner spacecraft, while ...

Starliner astronauts welcome Crew-9 team, and their ride home, to the space station Astronaut Nick Hague and Cosmonaut Aleksandr Gorbunov arrived on a Dragon with 2 empty seats reserved for the ...

The two astronauts stuck in space for more than 60 days may have to endure a six-month wait to return home on SpaceX's Crew Dragon following yet another delay caused by problems on Boeing's Starliner.

The two NASA astronauts who flew to space aboard the Boeing Starliner thought they might be home in time for Independence Day, but turns out they won't even be back on Earth to ring in the New Year.

NASA astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore, who served on Boeing’s Starliner crewed test flight, reflects on the decision to send Starliner home empty and leave them in space.

The Brief. 2 astronauts who flew to the ISS aboard Boeing’s Starliner capsule will return early next year. NASA now says a SpaceX Dragon capsule is the safest option for Butch Wilmore and Suni ...

Should the later happen, Starliner would undock with no crew. To get Williams and Wilmore home, NASA would have to send up Crew-9 with only two astronauts rather than the originally planned four.