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NASA Sunita Williams Return : NASA’s Astronaut Sunita Williams and Buch Wilmore are finally going to return to the earth by spending 9 months at the International Space Station in Space. Sunita Williams and Buch Willmore Crew-9 members Astronaut Nick Hague and Cosmonott Alexander will return to the earth. According to the AFP report, SpaceX’s Capsul Crew-9 has left for the Astronaut trapped at the International Space Station (ISS).
The US space agency NASA has confirmed the date, time and space of Sunita Williams and Wocch Wilmore to land on earth. NASA is also going to show live coverage of Astronauts’s return flight on earth. Which started on Tuesday (March 18) at 8:15 am on Tuesday (March 18) or as per Eastern Time Zone, with the preparation of the Dragon Spacecraft Hatch Closure.
Preparations being made for successful landing of crew-9 mission
NASA said that it met SpaceX officials on Sunday (March 16) to check the weather and splashedown conditions on the coast of Florida for a safe return to the agency’s crew-mission land. NASA said, “The manager of the mission will continuously monitor the weather activities, as the ignorance of the dragon spacecraft depends on many factors. Let us know that NASA and SpaceX will confirm the location of special splashadown near Crew-9.
When, where and how you will be able to see NASA’s live stream
It is noteworthy that NASA SpaceX Crew-9 members are going to do live streaming ranging from International Space Station (ISS) to return to Earth. This free streaming platform NASA+ (NASA TV) of the Livestream Agency will be shown. Apart from this, it will also be available for free for everyone on plus.nasa.gov.
In addition, NASA’s programming has been made available on the Space Agency’s social media platforms X, Facebook, YouTube and Twitch. At the same time, NASA programming is also being shown in the third-party service through Roku, Hulu, Direct TV, Dish Network, Google Fiber, Amazon Fire TV and Apple TV. However, people may need to take subscriptions to watch live streaming on these third party service.
Covered coverage of Crew-9 according to Indian time
- March 18 (Tuesday) – 8:15 am – Hatch closing coverage starts at NASA+
- March 18 (Tuesday) – 10:15 am – Undocking coverage starts at NASA+
- March 18 (Tuesday) – 10:35 am – Undocking
- March 18 (Tuesday) – Audio coverage continues continuously – coverage of ending coverage (only in audio)
- March 18 (Tuesday) – Starting the first coverage of deorbit burn after seeing the weather conditions in place of splashadown
- March 19 (Wednesday) – 2:15 pm – Coverage of return to NASA+ starts
- 19 March (Wednesday) – Night at night 2:41 pm (almost) – Decot Burn (Estimated Time)
- March 19 (Wednesday) – 3:27 pm (approx) – Splashadown (Estimated time)
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