Boeing Launches Starliner Capsule For International Space Station

Boeing launches Starliner capsule for International Space Station, may get success after many years.

American aerospace giant Boeing has today launched its Starliner capsule to the International Space Station (ISS).

This is an important pilotless test flight that has been launched after several years of failure. This trial was pending for a long time, which was earlier stopped due to a lack of software.

On the other hand, shortly after its launch, Boeing’s Starliner faced problems in moving on its way to the ISS. At the same time, NASA says that the mission remains on track.

Through this test, the company wants to show its strength and wants to tell that its spacecraft is safe for astronauts.

On the other hand, if the mission is successful, then Boeing can get an advantage in the jetliner business.

Ukraine War: The leaders of Finland and Sweden met with the US President, Biden said – increasing the size of NATO will strengthen European security

Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson and Finnish President Sauli Ninisto met US President Joe Biden at the White House on Thursday after applying for NATO membership.

Biden welcomed the two leaders and congratulated them on their move to join NATO. Said that this is a historic opportunity and it will increase European security.

Turkey will not become a hindrance.

During this meeting, President Biden expressed confidence in resolving Turkey’s objection. Said that Turkey will not become an obstacle in the way of Finland and Sweden’s membership.

Earlier on Wednesday, US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said Turkey’s concerns about the two countries’ membership in NATO would be taken into account and measures would be taken to address them.

Worried about Russia’s stand.

It is noteworthy that Finland and Sweden have decided to abandon their neutral policy and join the US-led military organization NATO.

Both countries have taken this step in view of Russia’s attack on Ukraine.