Saturday 01/March/2025 – 12:31 AM
Pioneer The stranded space, In NASA agency a rare interview in which they dealt with concerns about their health and safety, as Sonita Williams and Boot Wilmour spoke, who were supposed to spend only 8 days on the International Space Station ISS, when they arrived on June 6, to the Good Morning program about their residence on Thursday, and when they were asked if they had a message to the people who were concerned about them, he said, he said, he said, he said Wilmmour: We are grateful to support you, according to what was published in the British Daily Mail.
The developments of the stranded astronauts
Williamour explained that Williams do not look at themselves as stuck, saying: This is not the way we feel, there are many ways to describe what we are going through, but I do not think that a word that was cut off is one of them, and we came here with a plan to test the spacecraft and return, but the plan has changed, and we are trained completely to do everything that can be done on the international space station, because it is in this work. There is nothing guaranteed.
The astronaut now spent 266 days at the International Space Station, and is currently scheduled to return to Earth on a SpaceX spacecraft in March, but by that time, they will have spent more than 9 months in space.
During an interview on Thursday with the Good Morning America program, NASA astronauts released a strong message to the Americans: We are grateful to support you, as the Americans expressed concern about Williams and Wilwmur since they faced their capsule, Starlaner, produced by Boeing, problems while they were transferred to the International Space Station.
Earlier, NASA announced that Williams and Wilmmore are scheduled to return to Earth in about 19 or 20 March, and although the Starlaner crew will not break the record for the largest number of consecutive days they spend in space, they will record an extraordinary long time on the International Space Station, and this may have consequences for their health, and the research conducted by NASA has found that spending a lot of time in Space, in light of low gravity, leads to a great loss of muscles and bones.
