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Now in the final days of preparation to bring Calypso home.

NASA and Boeing teams are "go" to proceed with undocking the uncrewed #Starliner from the International Space Station on Friday, Sept. 6. Undocking coverage is set to begin at 5:45pm ET (2145 UTC), with Starliner touching down at 12:03am (0403 UTC) on Sept. 7. More: go.nasa.gov/3TayjWx

I’m sure Boeing Space engineering will dive into it to determine the root cause but the audio system simply had a small hitch in its giddy-up, nothing to worry about.

Ahead of Starliner’s return, NASA will host a pre-departure news conference at 12 p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 4, from the agency’s Johnson Space Center in Houston: go.nasa.gov/3TayjWx

We are now commissioning our 4K cameras on the International Space Station. This is a timelapse of one of the views we are seeing from our horizon camera...🌎

My team and I worked with Butch and Suni to finalize the config of the return cargo in Calypso this morning. This afternoon they will do a final check of the cabin and close the hatches between it and International Space Station. Still on track for undock and landing tomorrow evening.

The hatch on Boeing Space's #Starliner spacecraft was closed today at 1:29 p.m. ET and the spacecraft is set to undock from International Space Station at 6:04 p.m. ET Friday, Sept. 6. Follow the agency’s live coverage: go.nasa.gov/3TayjWx

Our beautiful Earth through seven windows. 🌎 Today, NASA Astronauts Matthew Dominick shared insights on astronaut photography during an in-flight interview with Scientific American inside the Cupola module designed for observing operations outside the station.

Fortitude. That is the word that NASA Astronaut & Commander Butch Wilmore recently used to describe the teams working on NASA’s The Boeing Company Crew Flight Test. I couldn’t agree more. Starliner is scheduled to autonomously undock from the space station at approximately 5:04 p.m. CDT

Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft is “go” to undock from the International Space Station at 6:04 p.m. EDT today, Sept. 6. On orbit, the Expedition 71 crew wrapped the week with health and climate research and penciled in some time for orbital cleaning. NASA Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni

Lion Flight at the helm for undocking and proximity operations, handing over to Redstone Flight after getting clear from International Space Station to manage the far field departure, deorbit, entry, descent, and landing.

Nice and smooth undocking. Now to get prepared and in position for entry, descent, and landing.

#Starliner now continues its return to Earth. Our next update will be at ~10:50 p.m. ET when the landing broadcast begins: Boeing.com/starliner#watch

Great words from the crew and Lion Flight prior to Calypso’s undocking.

Mission complete. Calypso has made it safely back to Earth. Congratulations to everyone involved in the CFT mission.

Check out additional images from the landing of Boeing Space's #Starliner spacecraft at White Sands Space Harbor in New Mexico. 📷: flic.kr/s/aHBqjBoSpk

Having these new 4K cameras on International Space Station are amazing! Thanks sen for the beautiful views of Boeing Space #Starliner.

Been waiting a long time to hang this plaque near my office doorway. I debated hanging it now or after the crew returns. I chose now because #Starliner is home and the Boeing Mission Ops team’s work is complete. In my soul, it’ll be a “complete*” until Butch and Suni are home.