According to NASA, the astronauts who are stranded on the ISS will have to wait even longer to return home.
In June, Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams were scheduled to return in just one week.
Due to technical difficulties with the Boeing-built experimental spacecraft, Starliner, their stay was prolonged to February of the following year.
The two won’t return until late March or possibly April due to a delay in the launch of a new capsule to the ISS.
According to NASA, the astronauts were not at risk from the delay.
“The International Space Station is well-stocked with everything the crew needs, including food, water, clothing, and oxygen,” NASA said in a statement, referring to the two resupply flights that were recently received in November. The replenishment
