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Cape Canaveral Space Force Station JuneFox News
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Boeing says repairs to helium leaks in the propulsion system and faulty thrusters are nearly complete.
Boeing said the helium leaks "are all stable and not a concern for a return mission," and four of the five thrusters that were shut down are "operating normally" Boeing and SpaceX are pivotal players in NASA 's Commercial Crew Program , which would allow NASA to send astronauts to the ISS without relying on Russia .
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