After spending months in space, astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore are finally preparing for their long-awaited return to Earth. They initially traveled to the International Space Station (ISS) on June 5 last year, but their return was repeatedly delayed due to technical challenges, extending their stay to an unexpected nine months.

Now, with the successful launch of SpaceX’s Crew-10 mission on March 14, their journey back home is finally on track. Previous attempts faced setbacks due to unforeseen technical issues, but this mission is expected to bring them safely back.

During her time in space, Sunita Williams set several records, including the longest spacewalk by a female astronaut. Alongside Butch Wilmore, she spent an impressive 62 hours outside the spacecraft, making this mission even more remarkable.

Despite their extended stay, both astronauts have shown unwavering dedication and enthusiasm, becoming a symbol of resilience and scientific achievement. As they prepare to return, the world eagerly awaits their safe landing, marking the end of an extraordinary mission.