NASA’s 2 stuck astronauts may return to Earth sooner under new plan

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What to know about stranded NASA astronauts returning to Earth after nine months in space

Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Sunita Williams were supposed to be in space for just over a week, but eight months later they remain there awaiting their return to Earth. As the pair now prepare to leave the International Space Station this month on a different spacecraft from the one that launched them into orbit, here is what to know about the stranded astronauts. How long have the astronauts been in space? Wilmore and Williams began their missi…

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NASA's 'Stranded' Astronauts Coming Home Earlier Than Expected

Finally! Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore are scheduled to return to Earth in March after a months-long delay.

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NASA and SpaceX’s Unexpected Spacecraft Swap Sends Crew-10 to Space Sooner

NASA and SpaceX are pushing up Crew-10’s launch date by reusing a previously flown Dragon spacecraft, Endurance. This strategic shift speeds up both Crew-10’s arrival and Crew-9’s return while ensuring mission safety. The flexibility in planning reflects the strong collaboration between NASA and SpaceX, allowing for a seamless crew transition aboard the ISS. Crew Rotation [...]

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Stranded astronauts could return soon

WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) - NASA announced astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams could return to Earth, sooner than expected.  The pair of astronauts launched on the Boeing Starliner last June. The mission, which was supposed to last a several days, was delayed until February after issues with the Starliner capsule. NASA elected to bring the Starliner back without astronauts, and decided Williams and Wilmore would return with the SpaceX Crew-9 a…

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NASA moves up return date of stuck astronauts by a few days

NASA is moving up the return date to bring home the two astronauts, Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore, from the International Space Station who have been stuck in space for eight months after what was meant to be a ten-day mission. NBC’s Tom Costello reports for TODAY.

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The young people, both 19 years old, talked to Infobae about their ways to reach the program of the US Space Agency, which will have them training with the best actors in the space industry. Their dreams and how they plan a human visit to the red planet