NASA’s Indian-origin astronaut Sunita Williams is stuck in space with her partner Barry Wilmore. It has been almost 2 months since Sunita Williams got stuck in space. But there is no update on Sunita Williams’ return yet. Now the question is, how many days of fuel is left in Sunita Williams’ spacecraft? Today we will tell you when Sunita Williams will return safely to Earth.
Spacecraft
Astronaut Sunita Williams and her partner Barry Wilmore need food and fuel in the spacecraft to stay alive in space. Now the question is how much fuel is left in Sunita Williams’ spacecraft and when will she be able to return safely.
How many days of fuel
According to media reports, the spacecraft does not have fuel for many days. NASA will soon have to bring astronaut Sunita Williams and her partner Barry Wilmore safely to Earth. For this, NASA is constantly making every effort. According to the information, NASA is going to launch its Crew-9 space mission on August 18 in collaboration with Space-X, under which 4 astronauts will go to the ISS. On the other hand, if NASA does not undock the Starliner and send it back to Earth before August 18, then it will be difficult to dock the Dragon capsule for the Crew-9 mission with the ISS. Let us tell you that due to the problems with Starliner in the last few years, Boeing may suffer a loss of about Rs 125 billion.
Space
Space is a world full of mysteries. Scientists are trying to solve these mysteries. For which they do different projects. Let us tell you that on June 5, Indian-origin astronaut Sunita Williams went to space with her partner Barry Wilmore. But due to a fault in the Boeing Starliner, both the astronauts have not been able to return. NASA Space Agency has said that it may take about 45 more days for astronaut Sunita.
How did Sunita and her companions get stranded
Let us tell you that on June 5, NASA and Boeing together launched the Starliner aircraft. According to the information, it was launched despite that helium leak. Barry Wilmore is traveling with Sunita in the Boeing Starliner. Right now both these astronauts are stranded in the International Space Station. Sunita and Barry Wilmore were supposed to return to Earth on June 13, but due to technical fault in Starline, they have not been able to return to Earth yet. Due to helium gas leak and thrusters failure, they had to postpone their mission and they are stranded in space.
