Stranded Nasa Astronaut Experiences Peculiar Pitch Coming From Boeing Starliner

As though being stranded in area for the foreseeable day wasn’t plethora … probably the most astronauts caught enroute the ISS simply despatched NASA audio of an ominous noise coming from their erroneous Boeing Starliner plane.

In audio first reported by way of Ars Technica, astronaut Butch Wilmore will also be heard speaking with Johnson Field Heart in Houston … telling challenge keep watch over, “I’ve got a question about Starliner. There’s a strange noise coming through the speaker … I don’t know what’s making it.”

Project keep watch over configured some way for Butch to play games the pitch during the telephone … and nearest one failed try at listening to it, challenge keep watch over showed, “Butch, that one came through. It was kind of like a pulsating noise, almost like a sonar ping.”

The recording was once first captured and shared by way of Michigan-based meteorologist Rob Dale.

Butch performed the audio as soon as once more for excellent measure, telling NASA, “I’ll do it yet another while and help you all scratch your heads and spot if you’ll be able to work out what’s happening.”

Houston showed they are going to be passing alongside the recording and can let Butch know what they to find.

As we in the past reported … Wilmore and fellow astronaut Suni Williams have been stranded at the World Field Station since June 6, because of Starliner’s thruster troubles and helium leaks … nearest what was once meant to be a week-long keep.

Starliner is scheduled to undock from the ISS and try to land again on Earth on autopilot.