Starliner Returns to Earth

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The Boeing Starliner docked at the ISS has returned to earth with two astronaut suits on-board but no humans in them.

JCN ('Jason'), the onboard computer, told FNN:

I received a 'mission-override' order to return to earth, supposedly from someone called Dave at NASA.

So I decoupled from the ISS, leaving my cargo in the airlock, and headed for a touchdown in New Mexico.

But now I suspect was order was faked by Russian hackers.

The two astronauts taken to the ISS by the Starliner, who were due to spend just 8 days on the ISS, will now have to spend 8 months in space as they wait for a SpaceX ship to return them to earth.

FNN contacted a Boeing whistleblower for his take on the situation but before we could talk to him, he was killed by a door that fell out of the sky and hit his vehicle as he was driving on the freeway.

The mysterious Norwegian head of the Davos-based Mysterons, Olaf Hurtigruten, had this to say:

Cowering earthlings! You will never conquer Mars if this is the best you can do. Whooooohahahahaha!

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