It's all too beautiful

Can we possibly more in your face and no one notices

Now because I have free time this news amused me deeply. The trained machine is more important than the crew! Why? Well it’s kinda like this. Y’all had a car that was government issued and it is all set up to go home after a series of unexpected engine failures and helium leaks that turned what was supposed to be a week-long mission into a flawed three-month mission. So given that we at NASA decided after consulting with the Attorney General of the United States to invoke the Warranty and send it back home with no passengers fully insured against loss. Willmore and Williams do have special Military Grade 3-D goggles to enable them to collect a paycheck peering from the Space Station to the Earth below. One may become a mystic speaking of the living world seen from far above. V-logging because his fully vaccinated partner is now dead from a stroke. And he alone with the corpse. So now half insane he V-logs and NASA cannot take him down.

https://www.zerohedge.com/technology/boeing-starliner-spacecraft-returns-earth-without-crew

On August 24, NASA officials decided astronauts Wilmore and Williams would not return to Earth in Boeing's beleaguered Starliner spacecraft following a series of unexpected engine failures and helium leaks that turned what was supposed to be a week-long mission into a flawed three-month mission.

Both astronauts stranded on the ISS will return in a SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft in February - extending a week-long mission on the ISS to eight months. 

Steve Stich, NASA's commercial crew program manager, called Starliner's landing in White Sands "a bullseye landing," adding, "We've got some things we know we've got to work on."