NASA Astronauts Depart Space Station After Nine Months in Orbit
- NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams departed the International Space Station aboard a SpaceX capsule after nine months in orbit.
- During their time on the station, Williams set a record for the most time spent spacewalking by a female astronaut, completing 62 hours over nine spacewalks.
- Despite facing many delays, including a backlog due to a Boeing test flight failure, both astronauts remained supportive of NASA's decisions throughout the mission.
- NASA plans to replace the International Space Station with privately run facilities as it focuses on future missions to the Moon and Mars by 2030.
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