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A comment on Boeing Starliner's flight's flaws show “fundamental problem,” NASA says. Parent comment

Re:Boeing Starliner's flight's flaws show “fundamental probl... by jakeinspace on Tuesday February 11, 2020 @01:43PM (#22301263)
Boeing didn't provide any information on their ground displays for this particular clock, meaning that ground didn't have any way of verifying this with a checklist. It's a value that should have been properly telemetered and displayed, but was not. Don't knock JSC mission control, they're extremely professional and don't make silly mistakes like that.
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Re:Boeing Starliner's flight's flaws show “fundamental probl... by mzkply on Tuesday February 11, 2020 @04:13PM (#22302924)
But what's crazy is that once the capsule disconnects from the second stage of Atlas, the only remaining part of the whole system... is the Starliner. So what other clock could they be looking at? The Atlas V blows up in the ocean.
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