Livestreaming will start at 8:20 am IST. Tap here to watch NASA's Boeing Crew Flight Test Re-entry and Landing Starliner has been is "packed" and it's hatch was closed by Sunita and Butch on Thursday.

Boeing's leak-prone Starliner capsule will remain docked to the International Space Station for an additional four days, NASA ...

The Starliner gently landed back down to Earth ... detached itself from the crew compartment and burned up before re-entry. "... the spacecraft firing its larger orbital maneuvering and attitude ...

Close to midnight, the capsule reached one of the most important and treacherous legs of its test flight: reentry. The milestone required the Starliner to carefully orient itself as it plunged ...

Two technical hurdles remain: tests this weekend to "hot fire" 27 maneuvering thrusters in the Starliner's service module to make sure they will work as expected between undocking and re-entry ...

None of the parts will be able to be examined, as the section holding the thrusters was tossed just before reentry. "I want to recognize the work the Starliner teams did to ensure a successful and ...

Starliner's return to Earth has been repeatedly delayed since its initial planned reentry about a week after launch. It was then pushed to no earlier than June 18, then June 22, then June 25 ...

From there, the Starliner will begin an autonomous re-entry with a scheduled landing at White Sands Test Facility in New Mexico six hours later. While the space agency will do everything possible ...

We’re still pressing forward." Previously, NASA and Boeing officials delayed Starliner's reentry and landing from mid-June, then from June 26, and now they have bypassed a potential landing ...

The Starliner's return to Earth has been repeatedly delayed since its initial planned reentry no later than a week after launch. The pair have gotten to participate in a lot of scientific ...

For that reason, she says, engineers may want to keep Starliner at the station longer, so they can gather more data from the module before it burns up during reentry. As further evidence of NASA ...