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ISS Astronaut Reports Eerie Noise: "Pulsing" Tone
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An ISS astronaut reported a strange noise from the docked Boeing spacecraft. NASA is investigating the origin of the sonar-like tone.
2024-09-02 17:55:08
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Mystery Surrounds Strange Noises on Boeing Starliner Return Flight
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Astronaut Butch Wilmore reported mysterious sonar-like sounds from the Boeing Starliner before its return to Earth. The spacecraft, set to autonomously land in New Mexico, encountered the peculiar noise anomaly, reminiscent of past reports from astronauts like Yang Liwei.
Wilmore and Suni Williams will return via SpaceX, while the Starliner faces scrutiny for its troubled past, including technical glitches and delays. The unexplained noises have sparked investigations as NASA seeks to decipher the source behind the enigmatic sound echoing within the confines of the Starliner.
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Uncrewed Starliner to undock Sept. 6, land at White Sands Space Harbor, leaving Wilmore and Williams on ISS until Crew-9 in Feb.; Starliner's troubled history includes 2022 test flight, $1.6B investment without operational flights, original contract requiring crew return, and issues with thrusters and helium leaks that led NASA to keep astronauts on station; Wilmore and Williams to become part of Expedition 71/72 crew; NASA to only fly two of four announced crew on forthcoming SpaceX mission;..
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Nasa astronaut reports ‘strange noise’ from Boeing Starliner spacecraft
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Nasa astronaut Butch Wilmore reported a strange pulsing noise from the troubled Boeing Starliner spacecraft, which will return to a landing point in New Mexico without the astronauts on 6 September. Wilmore and Suni Williams are now set to return to Earth in a SpaceX capsule, while two Nasa astronauts will be left behind from a mission later this month. Similar audio oddities have been reported in spacecraft, such as Chinese astronaut Yang Liwei hearing a sound like an iron bucket being struck..
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"Strange noise": Astronaut notices unexplainable sounds
In early June, the two astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams flew to the International Space Station ISS with the Boeing spacecraft "Starliner". Now Butch Wilmore has noticed a strange, unexplainable noise within the spacecraft.
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