Boeing Starliner Spacecraft Completes Successful Crewed Docking with International Space Station
- NASA astronauts Wilmore and Williams join seven other astronauts aboard ISS - Wilmore and Williams completed a series of tests on the way to ISS including manually flying the Starliner
On the way to the ISS, the crew completed a series of tests including manually flying Starliner for the first time in space. The two Starliner astronauts, who are joining seven others currently living on the station, will assist with various tests and conduct scientific experiments while in space.
"It is both amazing and humbling to join the fleet of commercial spacecraft capable of conducting crewed transportation services to and from the space station for NASA. Our teams have done some great work to get us to this point," said
After spending about a week on orbit, Wilmore and Williams will board Starliner and return home.
For more about Starliner, visit www.boeing.com/starliner. Follow the mission on X @BoeingSpace and www.starlinerupdates.com.
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