NASA astronaut Sunita Williams has been stuck in the International Space Station for the last 8 months. He is accompanied by astronaut escaped Wilmore. Now the latest update is coming for their return. It is reported that both astronauts may return to Earth next month. This has been revealed in a recent interview. The step has been taken when US President Donald Trump told Spacex owner Elon Musk to bring passengers trapped in space. Also, immediate facility should be provided on their return.

Sunita Williams and Bacha Wilmore recently said in an interview to CNN that the Crew-10 mission would leave from Earth on March 12. After the mission members arrive at ISS, the two astronauts will return to Earth on March 19 after about a week. The Crew-10 mission will include four passengers. These will include NASA to Eni Maclane, and Nicole Ayers while Japan’s aerospace exploration agency will have Takuya Onashi, and Roscosmos to Kiril Peskov. They will leave for 6 months long mission.

After reaching the International Space Station of Crew-10 Mission passengers, they will be used in a handover process. The new space station will then handle the commander command. Currently, Sunita Williams plays the role of Space Station Commander. After the handover process, Sunita Williams and Bacha Wilmore will leave on Dragon Spacecraft. It will return to Earth on 19 March with both astronauts.

Sunita Williams and Bacha Wilmore flew from Boeing Starlineer for the International Space Station on 5 June last year. But due to technical fault in space craft, he has been stuck there since then. The step has been taken when US President Donald Trump told Spacex owner Elon Musk to bring passengers trapped in space. Also, immediate facility should be provided on their return.