Everyone in the world of space will be familiar with the name of Indian-origin astronaut Sunita Williams. Sunita Williams has once again created history in the world of space. Sunita flew to space for the third time yesterday. Actually, this flight is an example in itself. Sunita flew in Boeing’s CST 100 Starliner Spacecraft Calypso,…
The Boeing Starliner was successfully docked with the International Space Station (ISS) in space yesterday. Indian-origin astronaut Sunita Williams was the pilot of this spacecraft, who created history by flying a crew spacecraft as the first woman. She is accompanied by NASA astronaut Butch Wilmore, who is also the commander of the mission. On Thursday,…
Sunita Williams ISS: A team of astronauts is always stationed at the International Space Station (ISS) and stays there to carry out space experiments. On June 5, Indian-origin American astronaut Sunita Williams reached space. Butch Wilmore also went with her. Both of them flew in the Boeing Starliner spacecraft. Now the US space agency NASA…
Sunita Williams on ISS: Indian-American astronaut Sunita Williams and her partner Butch Wilmore are in the International Space Station (ISS) 400 kilometers above the earth. They should have returned by now, but the Boeing Starliner in which they reached there has developed a technical fault and it has not been repaired yet. This incident has…
Boeing Starliner Updates: Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft has now become a ‘headache’ for NASA. On June 5, this spacecraft left for the ISS (International Space Station) carrying Indian-origin astronaut Sunita Williams (Sunita Williams News) and Butch Wilmore and got stuck there due to a malfunction. Due to the stuck Starliner, NASA’s upcoming missions are getting delayed….
Boeing Starliner Update: Boeing’s Starliner, which went to the ISS (International Space Station) with Indian-origin astronaut Sunita Williams, is now going to return to Earth. The US space agency NASA has confirmed its date. On Thursday, the agency said that the Starliner spacecraft can leave the International Space Station (ISS) next Friday i.e. on September…
