Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, who were supposed to spend just eight days on the ISS, now face an indefinite stay due to technical difficulties with their spacecraft, nicknamed Calypso. In a recent call with journalists, the two astronauts shared their exciting and nervewracking experience aboard Boeing's Starliner spacecraft. Their mission, meant to be the final test before regular astronaut missions, has turned into a journey filled with unexpected problems and quick thinking.

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How Worried Should We Be about Starliner’s Stranded Astronauts? | Lee Billings, Scientific American https://bit.ly/464jR7O

Latest Conversation with Williams and Wilmore https://bit.ly/4cYs0go