Boeing Starliner’s astronauts will now be in space until 2025. Here’s what they’ll do
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“We’ll send them cheesy movies…”
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I recommend MAROONED (aka SPACE TRAVELLERS)
“Space Mutiny”!
And they cant even build robot friends.
Phantom Planet would be nice. Then they could fantasize about landing on a rogue asteroid and shrinking to Barbie-&-Ken size. Or how about 12 to the Moon? They probably already feel like they are frozen in space.
Who knew Boeing had its own Deep 13?
Fire Maidens of Outer Space and First Spaceship to Venus would be good.
Actually, in this case I AM wondering how they eat and breathe and other science facts. But I checked nasa.gov, and it looks like I should really just relax:
Do the astronauts have what they need (e.g., food, clothing, oxygen, personal items, etc.)?
Yes. The space station is well-stocked with everything the crew needs, including food, water, clothing, and oxygen. Additionally, NASA and its space station partners frequently launch resupply missions carrying additional supplies and cargo. In August, a Northrop Grumman Cygnus spacecraft carrying 8,200 pounds of food, fuel, supplies, and science and a Progress resupply spacecraft carrying three tons of cargo arrived at the station. NASA has additional resupply missions planned through the end of 2024 and beyond.
This is what happens when you make light of Boeing.
I, for one, am not at all surprised.
When life imitates art…