"Insights from Boeing's Starliner Simulators: Preparing for Crewed Flight"
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Boeing's Starliner spacecraft is being prepared for upcoming missions to the International Space Station, with astronauts undergoing extensive training in simulators at NASA's Johnson Space Center. The simulators provide a realistic experience for docking and undocking with the ISS, using actual flight software and cockpit displays. The training also includes practicing emergency scenarios and utilizing virtual reality technology to enhance crew readiness. The astronauts' input has influenced design improvements, and the rigorous training emphasizes safety and preparedness for the upcoming missions.
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