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NASA , Boeing and ULA made the decision to delay the launch of the first crewed Starliner mission.
Saturday ’s launch wasn’t scrubbed due to a problem with the Starliner craft itself, but because an automatic hold was issued by the ground launch sequencer for a then-unknown reason.
The launch window opens again on June 5 , but no target liftoff time has been announced just yet.
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