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https://www.space.com/boeing-starliner-oft-next-steps.html

Un astronaute perspicace à bord aurait pu y remédier.
Mais que fichaient les ingénieurs au sol ? Hélas c'est arrivé pendant 
qu'ils commutaient d'un satellite-relais à l'autre (brève rupture de 
transmissions).