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NASA, Sunita Williams and ISS
NASA’s Sunita Williams becomes the commander of the International Space Station for the second time in history.
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams has assumed command of the International Space Station (ISS) for the second time. Her previous command was during Expedition 33 in 2012.
Sunita Williams becomes commander of Space Station, rescue mission launches this week
Nasa astronaut Sunita Williams has officially taken command of the International Space Station (ISS) as part of her extended mission aboard the orbiting laboratory. This marks her second time leading the ISS, following her previous command during Expedition 33 in 2012.
NASA’s SpaceX crew-9 duo lands at Kennedy Space Center, gears-up to ‘rescue’ Sunita Williams from ISS
Nick Hague and Aleksandr Gorbunov will now quarantine at the Neil A Armstrong Operations and Checkout Building at the Kennedy Centre.
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams becomes International Space Station Commander
This comes after Roscosmos cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko hands over station command to NASA astronaut Sunita Williams as he prepares to return to Earth after 6 months.
Sunita Williams turns 59! Find out how the astronaut celebrated her birthday in space
Sunita Williams along with NASA astronaut Barry ‘Butch’ Wilmore has been aboard the ISS as part of the Boeing Crew Flight Test mission
Sunita Williams' birthday: How NASA astronaut celebrates her 59th birthday in space, gifts, and more
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams marked her 59th birthday aboard the International Space Station (ISS) on September 19, 2024.
NASA Astronaut Sunita Williams Celebrates 59th Birthday In Space For Second Time
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams celebrated her 59th birthday in an extraordinary setting—the International Space Station (ISS)
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams will be celebrating her birthday in space for the second time this time.
Sunita Williams was born on September 19, 1965, in Euclid, Ohio, to Bonnie Pandya and Deepak Pandya. Williams has strong Indian roots through her father, Dr Deepak Pandya, who hails from Gujarat, India. She has visited India several times, including her ancestral village of Jhulasan, Gujarat.
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams set to celebrate birthday in space for the second time
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams will mark her 59th birthday on September 19 while aboard the ISS with Barry Wilmore. This will be her second birthday c
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Indian village prays for astronaut Sunita Williams' safe return
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NASA astronaut Sunita Williams celebrates 59th birthday aboard the ISS; explore her space milestones and achievements
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams is celebrating her 59th birthday aboard the ISS. Born in Ohio to Indian parents, she has spent ...
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