Well Done, Boeing Space ! You captured the wonder of getting ready for a spaceflight mission. Everyone should watch this! Go #Starliner!! NASA Astronauts ULA

🚀 The Starliner has arrived at the launch pad atop the mighty Atlas/Centaur stack, and wow, does she look ready to dance among the stars! 🌟 Here with her brave crew and yours truly, the backup, just in case. Dream team assemble! Boeing Space ULA NASA Commercial Crew

“On the road again!” #Starliner’s last horizontal move for a few weeks is now complete. Next is the “go up, go fast” phase. L-52 hours at the moment

Come along for the ride with us! Go Starliner!

Why the name “Calypso”? Sunita Williams named the #Starliner spacecraft “Calypso” for her love of the ocean and in reference to the ship of famed explorer Jacques Cousteau, who sailed across the world on his own ship named bearing the same name. Learn more: go.nasa.gov/3yeiPJr

A ULA Atlas V rocket with Boeing Space's #Starliner spacecraft is seen at sunset at SLC-41 as preparations continue for launch at 12:25 pm EDT on June 1. 📷: flic.kr/s/aHBqjBoSpk

The perseverance and grit of Boeing Space on full display today as the team overcame challenges to take the #Starliner to docking with International Space Station. There are now 3 different crewed, and 3 additional uncrewed spacecraft attached to ISS. (Need a bigger parking lot?)

Getting to work hits a little different when your office is the International Space Station! #Welcomeaboard Butch and Suni! #WorkFam Video credit: NASA

The #Starliner spacecraft on NASA's The Boeing Company Crew Flight Test approaches the space station while orbiting above Canada on June 6. More... flic.kr/p/2pW1d9t

#Starliner's Crew Flight Test is one part of a broader space story going back to the Mercury program. From space exploration to communications satellites, #TeamBoeing has spent decades committed to furthering humanity’s curiosity and science beyond Earth’s atmosphere. 📸: ISS

The Artemis campaign is reaching beyond the stars🌕 So why the Moon? Because there is still much to explore. One of the goals for NASA Artemis is to visit the lunar South Pole, and SLS will be there to send the astronauts on their missions. LEARN MORE>>go.nasa.gov/3EYPtjj

.NASA Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams will hold a news conference at 11am ET on Wednesday, July 10. Then at 12:30pm, NASA and Boeing Space leaders will discuss the Crew Flight Test mission. nasa.gov/news-release/n…

Not your typical boat ride🚢 NASA’s Pegasus barge is getting prepped and ready to chauffeur the giant SLS core stage for #Artemis II on a 900-mile adventure from Michoud Assembly Facility to NASA's Kennedy Space Center. Learn more about what it takes to prep the barge>>go.nasa.gov/3xPnm5x

The Michoud workforce received words of gratitude from #Artemis II Commander Reid Wiseman (Reid Wiseman) during today’s rollout of the 2nd NASA_SLS core stage: "Thank you. And we will take good care of your baby!"

From the first woman in the firing room to the first woman launch director: #Artemis Launch Director Charlie Blackwell and #Apollo11 instrumentation controller JoAnn Morgan recently sat down to discuss their experiences at NASA. Hear their stories: go.nasa.gov/4d55ZwC

The SLS core stage for #Artemis II is now on its way to NASA's Kennedy Space Center aboard the agency's Pegasus barge. Before the stage left, three of the Artemis II astronauts had the opportunity to visit the barge crew to thank them for their hard work and dedication: go.nasa.gov/4bXKeOk

Let the games begin! Athletes from across the world are gathering today to kick off the 2024 #Olympics – pushing boundaries and inspiring generations. If you were an Olympic athlete, which sport would you play?

Nice and smooth undocking. Now to get prepared and in position for entry, descent, and landing.

#Starliner landed on Sept. 7 at 12:01 a.m. ET (Sept. 6 at 10:01 p.m. MT), concluding the flight test with an uncrewed spacecraft. Teams are now preparing to transport Starliner back to Florida.