Sunita Williams’ return is delayed again for NASA, SpaceX delayed mission, bringing back stranded astronauts from ISS | World News
NASA and SPACEX Wednesday at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center (NASA) at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center (NASA) on Wednesday at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center (NASA) at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center (NASA) on NASA’s Kennedy Space Center (NASA) on Wednesday, “The hydraulic system issued a hydraulic system release and scrubbed the agency’s launch attempt to crew-10 missions on the International Space Station.
According to a statement issued by NASA, the next available launch opportunity is no earlier than 39a of Southeastern Airlines’ launch complex 39a, and the number of times that the problem is not more than 7:26 pm.
Launch coverage will begin at 3:25 pm local time on NASA+. The goal of the dock is to be at 11:30 on Friday evening (local time).
Four crew members will head to the SpaceX Falcon 9 Rockets on the ISS for six months. Fox News reports that the mission is being launched to bring back Barry “Butch” Wilmore and Sunita Williams.
“With a March 13 Crew-10 launch, the Crew-9 mission with NASA astronauts Nick Hague, Suni Williams, and Butch Wilmore, along with Roscosmos cosmonaut Aleksandr Gorbunov, would depart the space station no earlier than 9:05 am Monday, March 17, pending weather at the splashdown locations off the coast of Florida,” NASA said in a statement.
It added: “The CREW-10 is the 10th crew rotation mission of SpaceX’s human space transport system and flew to the space station through NASA’s commercial crew program, with the 11th flight on a crew that included the Demo 2 test flight.”
According to Fox News, U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth shared a video message to express support for NASA’s SpaceX Crew-10.
“I just want to take a moment to say we pray for you,” Hegseth said in a video posted on X. He added: “We wish you God fast and we look forward to welcoming everyone home as soon as possible.”
“President Trump told Elon Musk, ‘Take the astronauts home and do that now – they’re responding.”
“They are taking NASA astronauts, [who] Fox News reported that he also retired U.S. Navy Captain Butch Wilmore and U.S. Navy Captain Suni Williams,” he added.
Butch Wilmore and Sunita Williams stayed on ISS for nine months after arriving there last June. They should be there for about a week.
Astronauts were transported from Earth to the ISS on Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft, but the spacecraft was unmanned in September. According to the Fox News, this is after Starliner faces “helium leak” and “a problem with spacecraft response control thrusters” when docking with the International Space Station.
The release schedule is scheduled for Wednesday after U.S. President Donald Trump urged SpaceX CEO Elon Musk to rescue stranded astronauts faster. He repeatedly accused former U.S. President Joe Biden of putting it in space.
Trump said on March 7 that he had authorized Elon Musk to bring back U.S. astronauts – Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore, who have been in trouble with the International Space Station since last June.
Speaking to media people in the Oval Office of the two astronauts on Friday, Trump said: “We love you (astronauts), we are going to come and go to you, you shouldn’t be there for too long. The most incompetent president in history made you happen, which allows you to happen to you, but this president won’t let you do it. We want to do it. Others, but they love each other.
Trump said of Sunita Williams: “I saw the woman with wild hair, she had good hair with hair. No joke. Her hair wasn’t playing. But, you know, there were dangerous dangers there, and they could have some failures there too. That was really bad. You were bad. There.
Trump said he would say hello once the two astronauts returned. “Well, when they come back, I’ll say hello. What about that? No, no, we’re going to take them out. I’m empowering Elon Musk to go and find them. He’s ready to do that.”
