Challenges Faced by Sunita Williams Extended Space Residence Sunita Williams’ extended space residence on the International Space Station (ISS) due to technical issues brought unprecedented challenges. This article explores the physical, mental, and practical hurdles she faced during her nine-month stay and how she overcame them. Uncertainty About Return Date One of the most significant … Read more
SpaceX Crew 10 Docks at ISS for Astronaut Return Mission The “SpaceX Crew 10 docks at ISS to bring home Sunita Williams Butch Wilmore” perfectly encapsulates the mission’s success and its primary goal. With this mission, NASA aims to resolve months of uncertainty for astronauts stranded in orbit. Key Highlights of SpaceX Crew 10 Mission … Read more
NASA Clarifies on Sunita Williams’ Health A photo related to astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) has recently gone viral on social media, sparking concern as it shows Indian-origin astronaut Sunita Williams appearing visibly thin and weak. This image led to speculation and worry that Williams might be experiencing nutritional deficiencies. Dr. Vinay Gupta, … Read more
Raising the tension further, the new Boeing astronaut capsule, Starliner, departed from the International Space Station (ISS) this morning without astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore. The capsule, which left alone, is expected to land in the New Mexico desert in about six hours. Before Starliner undocked from the ISS, Sunita Williams said to Boeing … Read more
From Sirisha Bandla To Kalpana Chawla: The Women Who Dared To Fly Kalpana Chawla was born in the Haryana town of Karnal. She was intrigued by flying and aircraft from infancy and went on to become the first woman of Indian ancestry to travel to space. Sunita Williams is another such name; she is an American astronaut of Indian ancestry. She previously held the record for the most female spacewalks. Sirisha Bandla has lately received equal acclaim. Sirisha Bandla, an aeronautical engineer, is also a member of the Virgin Galactic crew. Sirisha Bandla becomes first Telugu woman to fly into space, kin express happiness