New Delhi: Stuck in space for the past 6 months. When, they will return to earth. This has been practicing for the past few months. This time it was known. Sunita Williams and Buch Wilmore are returning home next month if everything is fine. In an interview to CNN, Sunita and her crew partner Boch confirmed that the CREW-10 mission started from the world on March 12. They will be able to return home on March 7 within a week.
CREW-10 missions to rescue
The CREW-10 mission is about to begin with four astronauts of NASA. Ann McLen, Nicole Aeers, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency and Kiril Peskov. They will run a 6 -month long mission at Sport Stein. After reaching the CREW-10 mission, the two astronauts will take part in the weekly transfer process. The new Sports Station Commander will take over. Right now Sunita Williams is the commander of the Flying Laboratory.
After the transfer process is over, Williams and Wilmore will ride in the dragon spacecraft. That will take CREW-10K into space. Sunita and the chest will go to the earth on March 7. In an interview with CNN, Buch Wilmore says, “The plan is to start the CREW-10 mission on March 12. One week later we will return on March 7.”
Only eight days of raids were stuck in space for eight months. From there they were caught in space due to mechanical errors in the spacecraft. Donald Trump has recently become US president for the second time. With responsibility, Trump told Spacex’s Elon Mask to bring back the astronauts stuck in space. It is said to bring them back quickly. The update came out shortly after that.
Sunita and Barry have to be pulled out of an important frequency antenna from the international space station a few days ago. Destiny Lab and Quest are to collect samples from Airlock. But the antenna gets stuck. Sunita and Barry were able to find it in about four hours. The way Sunita and Barry have worked with the risk, NASA is filled with praise. Because it was very important to find that antenna. The future campaign depends largely on that sample. Scientists want to see if the microorganisms may survive in the adverse circumstances of space, whether they are able to breed. This test will be helpful in the future of the moon and Mars.
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