Two astronauts from ISS, Butch Wilmore and Sunita Williams were blocked for 9 months in space, and were accompanied by a new team on Sunday, March 16.
A day of hope. The two astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sunita Williams have been blocked nine times in the ISS. This Sunday, March 16, at 6:45 a.m., a new team arrived in the international space station to save them. NASA published the image of her arrival. You can see the astronauts of the crew 10 mission and arrive on board the SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft and kiss and hug your colleagues in the space station.
A possible return in the coming days
The two astronauts were able to return to planet Earth until Wednesday, March 19. Her stay will remain shorter than the 371 -day -day record or the world record of the Russian cosmonaut Valeri Polyakov, which was set up by Frank Rubio on board the ISS in 2023, who spent 437 consecutive days on board the me space station.
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What was originally supposed to be a few days back and forth has been extended over nine months, much longer than the classic rotations of about six months astronauts on board the ISS.