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Boeing's Starliner rolled towards its Atlas V rocket at NASA's Kennedy Space Center.<br/>The spacecraft was integrated to the rocket later that day for its first launch with astronauts next month.<br/><br/>Credit: Boeing
Boeing's Starliner rolled towards its Atlas V rocket at NASA's Kennedy Space Center.<br/>The spacecraft was integrated to the rocket later that day for its first launch with astronauts next month.<br/><br/>Credit: Boeing
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