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NASA’s Starliner astronauts say they’d ride spacecraft again

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NASA and Boeing are preparing the Starliner for its next flight after technical issues left the spacecraft unable to ferry its astronauts back to Earth for months.
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"It's great getting back. I went for a run - although very slow," Williams said in an interview in Houston on Monday.
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The astronauts returned to Earth on 19 March aboard the SpaceX Dragon, which safely splashed down in the ocean off the coast of Florida.
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