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The Reason NASA Can't Give up on a Spacecraft that Had Trouble Once Is that "There Is No Successor"

This article explains why NASA continues to support Boeing's Starliner as the Crew Dragon is nearing retirement, and discusses the future prospects for manned spaceflight.

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The Reason NASA Can't Give up on a Spacecraft that Had Trouble Once Is that "There Is No Successor"

This article explains why NASA continues to support Boeing's Starliner as the Crew Dragon is nearing retirement, and discusses the future prospects for manned spaceflight.

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