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After spending the nine months in space in two months, two NASA astronauts are expected to return to earth.

Sunita Williams and Barry Wilmore are expected to leave the Early International Space Station (ISS) on Tuesday morning and will be expected to leap off the coast of Florida in the evening. Boeing’s Starliner was the original turning spacecraft considered dangerous Forces astronauts to travel home forces to stay longer than planned in space.

Here are an extended stay and long-awaited returns:

Who are two astronauts in space?

Two astronauts was closed on the board The International Space Station (ISS) is a 59-year-old Sunita “Suni” Williams and Barry “Butch” Wilmore, 61 and veterans are trained space travelers.

Williams, the current commander of ISS and retired US Navy, joined NASA in 1998. 322 days over his career completed in space and nine cosmic rides. Earlier, a woman grabbed records by astronaut most of the cosmonaut, went to Peggy Whitson, who finished 10 to 10 years.

Wilmore, for the first time in 2009 flying in space in space. Before the Boeing Starliner mission, 178 days came out of space. In previous ISS missions, as a flight engineer and commander, plant growth in space, the impact of the microgravi’s human body and environmental changes on the earth.

In the mission of Boeing, Wilmore commander and Williams served as a pilot.

When and how do they get back to the ground?

Wilmore and Williams, after 12:45 at the Stagala station (Tuesday 04:45 GMT (Tuesday 04:45 GMT), and after entering Sunday, ISS is expected to leave the ISS.

The station will return to the deck of the Dragon capsule of the Docked SpaceX crew in the station since 2024. This First it was brought to the capsule NASA Astronaut Nick Hague and Russian astronaut Alexander Gorbunov, Wilmore and Williams to the ISS, which are two empty seat for return.

Four, the additional staff carrying the other four astronauts could not return the same capsule to the additional staff who came to replace them.

Now happened. 12:04:04 Docked on Sunday, NASA astronauts Anne McClain and Nichole Ayers, Japanese astronaut Takuya Onishi and Russian astronaut Kirill Peskov, Crew-10. On Friday, they began from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

The turning process for late, Williams and Wilmore began on Monday night. Hatch closure preparations began at 10:45 (02:45 GMT).

NASA revitalizes the trip and return trip of astronauts. According to NASA, the crew to bring them back to NASA, according to NASA, a while after a while (04:45 GMT) is expected to be deleted a while after 12:45. Prior to the Atlantic Ocean, 6pm (22:00 GMT).

Why did they stick?

Williams and Wilmore stuck later Technical issues Designed to bring them home with a spacecraft.

The first group went to ISS on the board of Boeing’s CST-100 Starliner as part of the test flight. As part of the NASA trading crew program, a mission that aims to develop a special spacecraft for the transportation of astronauts. NASA, artemis missions and future human missions with foreign subspecial orbit missions aim to focus on a deep space in the artemis representations for Mars.

During the 25-hour flight to ISS, Starliner helps to help management and management, such as an experienced helium leak and failure. 28 Thrusters with 28 thrusters delay with the station failed on June 6.

Although engineers restore four of the five unsuccessful smoke, NASA thought that the spacecraft was very risky for human travel and returned himLaid Williams and Wilmore indoors on ISS.

NASA in August 2024 decided to bring Return them back to a gap vehicle. The crew, which began on September 29, 2024, since today it was brought to the house in ISS, but to bring them home, to bring them home, research and immediate response to leave a US astronaut.

Now you can start home with replacement members who come to Crew-10, Williams and Wilmore.

How long have the two astronauts stuck in space?

Williams and Wilmore had been in space since June 5, 2024, ie in orbit when they returned to Briter for more than 9 months.

Cape Canaveral, after exploding from Florida, first planned to stay in space for eight days in June.

Standard ISS rotation for astronauts is about six months.

How did they experience so long in space?

Despite the unexpected extension of their stay, Williams and Wilmore were in good health, and even in January.

Ist is watching a diary established by life, exercise, work and rest. This includes regular routines on both the treadmill and resistance machine to protect the power of bone and muscle.

During the year, several space agencies and private companies also planned missions to reopen the space station with food, water and oxygen, cargo missions.

On Christmas, both in London, the smoked oysters, crab, duck foie gras, cranberry sauce, Atlantic beans and smoked salmon also liked a holiday dinner.

Williams and Wilmore were able to contact the family and the phone.

In November, the NBC night news in an interview with Lester Holt, Williams said that Wilmore was “feeling good, eating.”

“We had a lot of fun here,” he said. “People who worry about me don’t really worry about us … We are a happy staff here.”

Have you previously closed into space in cosmonauts?

Williams and Wilmore are not the first astronauts to be in space stretching in space due to unexpected occasions. There were previous cases where the astronauts remain in orbit longer due to technical problems or geopolitical events.

The longest cosmic light of the US astronaut was the 371-day mission from 2022 to 2022 to 2023 since 2022, from 2022 to 2023, the Soyuz spacecraft brought him back to the orbit.

In 1991, Soviet Astronaut Sergei Krikalev managed the Mir Space station, which was operated in 311 days due to the abolition of the Soviet Union.

Political confusion and financing deficiency, postponed the return, and forced him to stay in orbit for longer than planned. Finally, he returned to a new independent Russia, not to the Soviet Union when he finally fell in March 1992.