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is CBS, I on the world. I'm John Bouch. Behind the Black Bob Zimmerman is here to take a space engineering.

Starliner, anchored to the ISS on its maiden voyage with mankind on board and yet

Bob what's an update on Starliner there have been delays in the recent past yes

and there's another delay on its return.

They've decided to push back the return undocking and landing of Star Line over the two astronauts

for more days.

They're aiming it now for the early morning hours of June 26.

It'll land in white sand. It's a land landing with Starliner.

And they're delayed it to four days because they want more time to analyze the data from the

thrust of firings that they did over the weekend while the capsule was uh... the capsule is attached to i assess

this gives you an idea of how worried a little bit worried they are about

those thrusts they fail some of them failed during the docking procedures and they had to do

additional tests before docking to make sure they would work when they wanted them to.

So they docked and now they're testing them again and they fired the they did a very short burst over the weekend to test two different bursts to test the

The thrusts they found that one thrusts that is just not producing an acceptable result results so they're not going to use it at all on the return to earth.

The other seven though are producing what they called good thrust, good data, but they want to spend a few more days analyzing that data and they really

want to look at it closely because these thrusters are attached to the service module and

the capsule. That service module doesn't come back to earth so they won't get those

starsters back on the ground to look at

and so since this is a flight and a test flight of saw line with people on board

they want to get as much data and

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