Cape Canaveral. Two NASA astronauts who were supposed to return to Earth weeks ago but their return has not been possible due to a technical fault in their Boeing space capsule. Indian-American astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore are still stranded on the International Space Station.

However, in a press conference on Wednesday, he expressed confidence that the company and NASA will be able to fix the thruster problem and they will be able to return home safely.NASA astronaut Sunita Williams told reporters online that she actually has a very good feeling about this. Her gut tells her that the spacecraft will bring those people back. There will be no problem.

Failure is not an option

In his first press conference since coming on the spacecraft a month ago, Barry Butch Wilmore said that we are fully confident. You must have heard this mantra. Failure is not an option. That is why we are here. We are going to do this test. This is our job. It is worth mentioning that NASA officials and Boeing engineers are busy repairing the faulty thruster.

Senior NASA astronauts and former US Navy test pilots Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore left for the space station from Florida on June 5 in a space capsule of the private company Starliner. They were to return to Earth in barely eight days after completing some of their assigned tasks there. But due to technical faults in the capsule, this return is being continuously postponed. Due to problems in the Starliner's propulsion system, this mission has been postponed indefinitely.