Astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) recently showcased their Thanksgiving meal while addressing growing concerns surrounding Boeing's Starliner spacecraft. The crew, who are currently stranded due to malfunctions and gas leaks in the Starliner, presented their meal amidst fears about the spacecraft's capabilities. NASA astronaut Suni Williams highlighted the health conditions on the ISS, emphasizing the challenges faced by astronauts in such situations.

Reports emerged that pre-launch knowledge of Boeing Starliner's issues was ignored, raising questions about the decision to proceed with its launch. This controversy has been further fueled by widespread media coverage, including analyses by commentators such as Dhruv Rathee, who described the situation as a "Boeing Starliner Disaster" in a video that amassed millions of views.

The situation underscores the criticality of safety measures in space missions and the potential risks associated with ignoring known technical problems. As the astronauts continue their mission aboard the ISS, the focus remains on ensuring their safe return amidst ongoing investigations into the Starliner's performance issues.