Sunita Williams, International Space Station

Who Is Sunita Williams and Why Are the Starliner Astronauts Stuck in Space?
After Boeing's Starliner spacecraft left them stranded on the International Space Station in June, Sunita "Suni" Williams and Barry "Butch" Wilmore are facing several more months in space before they can return home.
Is Sunita Williams falling sick amid extended space mission?
What began as an eight-day mission has turned into an exhausting six-month stay for NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Barry ‘Butch’ Wilmore due to a Boeing Starliner malfunction. Now, recent photos
Astronaut Sunita Williams cast her vote from space
Astronaut Sunita Williams, along with her colleagues Butch Wilmore, Nick Hague and Don Pettit, cast their votes for the U.S. election from the International Space Station. On Tuesday, Hague shared an Instagram post showing the group in patriotic socks,
Is Sunita Williams’ health in danger due to prolonged space mission?
The cold environment of space further increases the body's energy demands, leaving astronauts like Williams and Wilmore at risk of nutritional deficiencies. Dr. Gupta suspects Williams’s body may be burning more energy as it adapts to weightlessness and maintains warmth in the harsh space environment.
NASA's Sunita Williams witnesses 16 sunrises, sunsets daily in space, here’s how
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams experiences multiple sunrises and sunsets everyday in the ISS due to...
Sunita Williams extends Diwali greetings from International Space Station – Here’s what she said
"Greetings from the ISS," she began. "I want to extend my warmest wishes for a Happy Diwali to everyone celebrating today at the White House and around the world."
'Proud to be American': Sunita Williams, other astronauts post US Election Day photo from space after voting early
On US election day, astronauts Butch Wilmore, Sunita Williams, and Don Pettit shared shared a picture of themselves on Instagram.
US elections 2024: Sunita Williams to cast her vote from space, here is how
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams is poised to make history by casting her vote in the upcoming US presidential election from the International Space Station (ISS), approximately 400 km above Earth. Following a process similar to absentee voting,
US Election Results 2024: Sunita Williams to cast ballot from ‘250 miles above Earth’. How NASA astronauts vote in space
Sunita Williams said earlier she plans to cast her vote in the US Presidential Election 2024 are being cast on Tuesday, November 5. Here’s how voting in space works.
US Election 2024: How will stuck in space NASA astronauts Sunita Williams, Butch Wilmore cast votes?
To ensure that astronauts can fulfill their civic duties while in space, NASA has implemented a voting plan that allows them to cast their ballots remotely
Sunita Williams, stuck in space, will still cast her vote in the US elections. Here’s how
As millions vote in the 2024 US elections, NASA ensures astronauts like Sunita Williams who are in space can also participate.
NASA's Sunita Williams' health deteriorates amid ISS mission extension
NASA astronauts Sunita Williams and Wilmore's health conditions deteriorated after six months in space, health experts raised concern ...
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NASA insists on Sunita Williams, mysteriously hospitalised astronauts' safety amid escalating health concerns
Soon after Sunita Williams' “gaunt” transformation led doctors to raise health alarms, NASA reiterated the safety of those on ...
Photos of NASA astronaut Sunita Williams's 'hollow cheeks' worries doctors about body weight loss
Though she is smiling and seems to be in good spirits, Williams looks remarkably hollow-cheeked than when she first boarded the orbiting workplace. Sunita Williams and Barry Wilmore have been stuck on ...
Sunken cheeks, heavy weight loss: Sunita Williams' latest photos raise serious health concerns
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams faced health issues during her ISS mission. Her eight-day mission extended to six months due ...
NASA Astronaut Sunita Williams Faces Health Decline, Doctors Concerned About High-Altitude Stresses
Although Williams and Wilmore have maintained a positive public image, a recent photo suggests otherwise, according to Dr.