In yet another setback for United Launch Alliance (ULA), Boeing’s much-anticipated astronaut flight faced a frustrating delay on Saturday due to last-minute computer troubles.
This unfortunate turn of events marks yet another delay in a series of setbacks that have plagued the mission over the years, leaving NASA and space enthusiasts alike eagerly waiting for a successful launch.
This setback is particularly significant since Boeing has been trying to establish itself as a reliable alternative to SpaceX for the last 5 years.
SpaceX has had a total of 341 launches. Since 2020, the space agency has launched 12 crewed flights to space, seven for NASA and four for commercial customers.
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United Launch Alliance
The launch was scheduled to take place at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
