NASA astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore have expressed their willingness to take part in a new mission in the Boeing-developed Starliner capsule, despite previous technical problems
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NASA astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore have said they are willing to participate in a new mission aboard the Starliner capsule developed by Boeing. The stance underlines their confidence in the capsule technology and their willingness to contribute to future space missions. They have had previous experience in space, which gives them a valuable perspective on future missions.
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Astronauţii misiunii Starliner spun că ar accepta oricând o nouă misiune cu capsula Boeing, în ciuda problemelor tehnice cu care s-au confruntat în primul zbor
Astronauții misiunii Starliner ar accepta oricând o nouă misiune cu capsula Boeing, în pofida problemelor tehnice înregistrate
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