Sunita William’s spacecraft will land at Florida beach early Wednesday morning.
PM Modi letter to Sunita William: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has written a soulful message to NASA’s astronaut Sunita William, who is returning from the International Space Station (ISS) about nine months later. Sunita’s vehicle will land on Wednesday morning at 3.45 am on the Florida shore. The Prime Minister wrote, ‘Even though you are thousands of miles away from us, you live in our hearts. 1.4 billion Indians are proud of you.
It takes 17 hours to return to Earth
Along with Sunita, other astronaut Buch Wilmore returns to Earth. The two astronauts were also present at the ISS at the Kriyu Dragon spacecraft of Spacex on March 18. They take about 17 hours on the earth. The whole world is eagerly waiting for Sunita to return to Earth. In fact, Sunita has only been working on her eight days in her work.
Cape left the Canward on June 5
On June 5, the new Starlineer capsules of Wilmore and Williams Boeing departed from Cape Canweels. The two had gone only a week, but they were trapped for about nine months at the space station due to lack of helium leaks and speed from space. On Sunday, the ‘SpaceX’ reached the International Space Station to sort other astronauts instead of Wilmore and Williams.
Other astronauts are the ISS
The new group of astronauts who left the Kennedy Space Center of the US Space Agency includes Anne McLane and Nicole AARs from NASA. They are both military pilots. In addition, Japan’s Dakuya Onyisi and Russia’s Grill Pescovo have also left, both former pilots of airlines.
Four new passengers came in
Wilmore opened the ‘Hutch’ of the Space Station on Sunday, after which four new passengers came in. The astronauts who are already in space have embraced their new colleagues. Williams said ‘Mission Control’, “It’s a great day. It was very happy to see your friends.
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