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<i class="icon-time"></i> April 15 <i class="icon-user"></i> sarah

During WWII #Boeing built B-17 bombers on the Duwamish banks. Today, we’re working with community partners to resto… https://t.co/MsVmnO9SJa
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Next-generation ICBM moving ahead. #Boeing answers 1st @USAirForce questions on how to engineer and manufacture the… https://t.co/iKzyGjDsHs
about 3 days ago
Over the 🌕 to welcome #DestinationMoon to @STLScienceCtr as we celebrate St.Louis' unique space history, that inclu… https://t.co/hpa0Hl6Bky
about 3 days ago
The @Space_Station inspires the world’s researchers daily to improve medical treatments, build deep-space technolog… https://t.co/LkGoXFlOCT
about 4 days ago
Our CFO Carol Hibbard is at #34SS Women’s Global Gathering. She highlighted math degree from @PittTweet as a great… https://t.co/wbZwTJDWrj
about 4 days ago

Starliner airbags absorb the impact

The concept of airbags protecting passengers has been around for decades, but the CST-100 Starliner team is transforming that technology by super-sizing what is typically an interior feature, and moving it to the spacecraft’s exterior. The goal of the landing…

Boeing Completes Major Welding for SLS’s First Flight

America’s ride to deep space is well on the way to completion. The five hardware structures that will form the massive Space Launch System (SLS) rocket core stage have been welded and continue to move through the processes of testing…

PopSci names Starliner Spacesuit “Best of What’s New”

“Boeing’s new spacesuit may look stylish as hell, but it’s all business.” – WIRED “Touchscreen gloves? Zippered helmets? Boeing reboots the spacesuit for Starliner.” – GeekWire “Boeing releases snazzy new blue spacesuits for Starliner fliers.” – ArsTechnica These are just…

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Starliner airbags absorb the impact

Boeing Completes Major Welding for SLS’s First Flight

PopSci names Starliner Spacesuit “Best of What’s New”

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