NASA Scientists WARN Boeing Starliner Is Going To Be The Next Apollo 13!

NASA Scientists WARN Boeing Starliner Is Going To Be The Next Apollo 13! Of all the places you never want to be stranded, space definitely takes the top spot. Unfortunately, that’s a reality NASA astronauts Barry Wilmore and Suni Williams now face aboard the Boeing Starliner. What was supposed to be an 8-day trip to the ISS and back has turned into a month-long survival challenge for the crew, thanks to five helium leaks, five malfunctioning maneuvering thrusters, and a slow-moving propellant valve in the Boeing capsule. It turns out NASA and Boeing officials were aware of a helium leak, but they didn’t think it would pose a safety risk to the spacecraft. It’s safe to say their assessment was entirely off, just like it was wrong 50 years ago when NASA launched Apollo 13 with a damaged, liquid oxygen tank on board. They intentionally installed a ticking bomb which exploded on April 13, 1970- 200,000 miles from Earth. Luckily, the Apollo 13 astronauts made it back home against all odds but will the same happen for the Boeing crew? Here are the chilling details NASA has revealed about the Boeing Starliner disaster! LEVITATING MOON LAMP - Purchase Here: Videos on Factnomenal are based for entertainment purposes only. Enjoy the content, but always verify with your own research before drawing conclusions. Thanks for watching Factnomenal! 🌎 Subscribe for more space discoveries, space facts, and space in general! 🔔 Hit the bell next to subscribe so you never miss a video! ► For copyright matters, make sure to send us an email at support@ #starliner #boeing #apollo13 #apollo