At 18:04 Eastern Time on September 6th, the Boeing StarCraft spacecraft departed from the docking station and left the International Space Station, returning to Earth without any passengers.
It is reported that the "Starliner" spacecraft conducted its first manned test flight on June 5th, carrying two NASA astronauts to the International Space Station. Due to issues such as helium leakage and propulsion system failure during project operation, the return time has been delayed for several months.
NASA believes that there are still risks for astronauts returning from spacecraft, so it has decided that two astronauts will continue to stay in the space station laboratory for five to six months. The unmanned spacecraft is expected to take about six hours to return to Earth and reach the landing area at White Sands Spaceport in New Mexico.