Stuck NASA astronauts prepare to return after nine months in space

Nasa, SpaceX to try again to launch rocket to bring back stuck astronauts

Nasa and SpaceX on Friday will count down to a long-awaited crewed rocket launch that will allow them to bring home US astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, who have been stuck on the International Space Station for nine months.

NASA, SpaceX try again to bring back stuck astronauts

After nine months stranded on the ISS, two astronauts have had to wait a little longer to come home as a SpaceX rocket is readied for a delayed launch.

Barry Wilmore and Suni Williams should have been in space for eight days – not 10 months. About a drama that is none.

They were only supposed to be there for eight days, but two astronauts on the ISS space station have been staying there for nine months. And another attempt to alternate them has been postponed again. What does it do to your body when you spend so long in space? Astronomer Rob van den Berg explains.

US astronauts Suni Williams and Barry Wilmore were supposed to stay in the International Space Station for only eight days. Now it's almost ten months, and they're still waiting for their return to Earth.

Stuck NASA astronauts prepare to return after nine months in space

Sunita Williams and Barry “Butch” Wilmore, the NASA astronauts whose mission aboard the International Space Station was extended from about eight days to nine months, are finally set to come home.