Sunita Williams: Astronaut of Indian origin is going to make space trip for the third time. She will go into space with Butch Wilmore. Both of them will go into space on the 7th of this month in the Boeing Starliner spaceship. So far, Boeing Company has carried out unmanned experiments. It is noteworthy that Sunita Williams is carrying a Ganesha statue in that spacecraft.
Sunita Williams is a name that needs no introduction. When we talk about space and astronauts since childhood, we keep mentioning Sunita Williams’ name. Indian-origin American astronaut Sunita Williams, who has gone into space twice so far, is all set to go into space for the third time. 59-year-old Sunita Williams, who is ready for space travel for the third time, has revealed important things in a recent interview. This experiment will be carried out from the Kennedy Space Center, which will be carried out by NASA.
He revealed that he does not believe in Ganesha.. He is a spiritualist. That is why he said that when he goes to Ningi this time, he will take the idol of Ganesha with him. Sunita Williams revealed that if she is going to the International Space Station, she will be returning home. But even though there is some concern about this experiment, he said that there is nothing to be afraid of. Sunita Williams said that she likes eating samosas in the International Space Station-IASS.
Sunita Williams and Butch Willmore will travel to space together in Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft. On 7th May at 8.04 am Indian time, the Starliner spacecraft will be launched into Ningi. Sunita Williams will act as the mission pilot in this experiment. It is noteworthy that this is the first manned trip for Starliner as part of the commercial crew program undertaken by the American space agency NASA. Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore have reached the ISS and will stay there for a week.
Sunita Williams has recorded many achievements in space. Besides, she has created a record as the woman astronaut who has spent the longest time in space. Earlier in 2006 and 2012, Sunita Williams went into space. As part of these two missions, she spent 322 days in space and created a record. On July 14, 2012, Sunita Williams, who made her second space flight, spent 4 months in space. He spacewalked for 50 hours and 40 minutes and set another record in his account. On the second visit, Sunita Williams carried a Ganesha statue, Upanishads and samosas into space.
