Boeing's Troubles Reach International Space Station

Boeing's troubles have reached the International Space Station. NASA astronauts are stranded at the ISS due to the failure of the Starliner. The spacecraft that transported the astronauts to the station cannot exit the module. Five different leaks have been identified in its propulsion system, which is supposed to ensure its return to Earth. Currently, astronauts are required to stay until June 22, reports the British Daily Mail.

Currently, Boeing and NASA specialists are attempting to resolve the identified issues. Experts do not rule out the possibility that if the problems cannot be fixed, a rescue mission may need to be carried out.