In the beginning of June, Sunita Williamson was sent to the space station. Sunita Williamson was sent to space through Boeing’s last spacecraft. When it was launched, helium gas was leaking in it. Everyone knew about this problem, but the company did not pay attention to it. They thought that it was a small problem, due to which she was sent to the space station on this craft.

When this spacecraft reached space, the engineer found that helium gas was leaking from four places. While reaching the spacecraft, the thrusters of this spacecraft failed. After some time, four out of these five thrusters started working, due to which it successfully reached the space station.

Information about Sunita Williams’ stay in the spacecraft

Sunita Williams had to stay in the spacecraft only for 8 days, but due to the malfunction of the spacecraft, she could not come out of the space station till now, due to which she is still stuck in the space station. The engineers are working hard to bring her back. According to the engineer, the problem can be fixed soon and she can be brought back. Hard work is being done for this. NASA is trying to find out the cause of the astronauts and trying to solve the problem so that they can come back

Information provided by NASA

NASA has said that the astronauts are completely safe and they are not trapped in the space station in any way. Efforts are being made to bring them back and efforts are being made to find the cause of the problem so that the astronauts can be brought back. NASA has informed that they can come to the Star Liner in an emergency. NASA wants that before bringing the astronauts back, the problems that have come up in the spacecraft should be found out first and these problems should be solved, after which it can come back again.

Will Sunita Williams be brought back with the help of Space One craft?

Elon Musk’s Space One company can help in bringing Sunita Williams back from the space station. The space company can bring both of them back with the help of its rocket because Space One had sent four passengers to space in the month of March through a rocket. The spacecraft through which Elon Musk’s company had sent four people to space could not have accommodated more people in an emergency. There is also a lot of increase in the capacity due to which engineers can bring Sunita Williams back with its help

Due to which mistakes Sunita Williams got stuck in the space station

Sunita Williams reached space in the beginning of June. She was taken to the space station in the spacecraft of Going. There were some problems in it due to which this space station was sent to space by Boring and NASA due to which Sunita Williams got stuck in the space station. Helium gas was leaking in the space station from the beginning itself due to which now the helium gas received to bring her back is not left in the spacecraft. Now efforts are being made by the engineers to bring her back.

Who is Sunita Williams

Sunita Williams is India’s second spacecraft. The first name in this is Kalpana Chawla. Sunita Williams has experience of going to space stations earlier as well. Sushmita Williams reached NASA after graduating from that academy in 1981. In 1998, she was selected as an astronaut in NASA. Her father settled in America in 1958. After which Sunita Williams did her studies in America itself. Sunita Williams also has experience of flying fighter planes. Sunita Williams has flown more than 30 different planes.

Sunita Williams’ experience of living in the space station

Sunita Williams shared her experience with people after going to the space station, in which she told that when in space, everything does not stay at one place, even water moves here and there like bubbles, due to which water has to be caught with the help of a towel to clean the mouth and the towel has to be wrung out, after which the mouth is cleaned. Food also floats here and there in the space station. Spacecrafts do not stay at one place, they keep moving here and there, due to which they have to keep a belt tied while working, through which they work.