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NASA Astronauts Stranded in Space Celebrate Christmas – And the Internet Has Questions

NASA Astronauts Stranded in Space Celebrate Christmas – And the Internet Has Questions

Berfin Ceren Meray
January 03 2025 - 04:46pm

Two NASA astronauts, Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, have been stranded in space for over six months due to a malfunctioning Boeing spacecraft. Initially set for a 10-day mission, their return to Earth has been delayed month after month. Recently, they celebrated Christmas aboard the International Space Station (ISS), and the footage shared by NASA has sparked wild conspiracy theories online. 

Find out why this out-of-this-world holiday celebration is leaving the internet buzzing! 🎄🚀

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Two NASA astronauts began their 10-day space mission at the beginning of June.

Two NASA astronauts began their 10-day space mission at the beginning of June.

Everything was going smoothly for the astronauts, who were launched into space aboard Boeing's Starliner spacecraft. However, problems arose when it was time to return. A helium leak caused a malfunction in the Starliner spacecraft that was supposed to bring the astronauts back. As a result, their return to Earth was initially delayed by several weeks.

Although NASA attempted to resolve the issue, it was unsuccessful, and the decision was made for the Starliner to return empty to Earth.

Although NASA attempted to resolve the issue, it was unsuccessful, and the decision was made for the Starliner to return empty to Earth.

The two astronauts took refuge on the International Space Station (ISS). The astronauts' return date was initially set for February 2025. However, for their return to Earth, another team must travel from Earth to the ISS, complete their work, and return first. Once again, the astronauts' return has been delayed.

After months of waiting, the two astronauts will spend an additional nine months in space, unless another delay occurs in March.

After months of waiting, the two astronauts will spend an additional nine months in space, unless another delay occurs in March.

Although concerns about their health have increased, NASA assures that their health is in excellent condition and there is no reason for alarm. While waiting to return home, the astronauts are helping other crew members complete their tasks. Meanwhile, many events have taken place on Earth over the past six months. Fortunately, the astronauts are staying updated on these events, albeit from a distance.

The astronauts, who participated in the U.S. elections from space, also celebrated Christmas on the ISS.

The astronauts, who participated in the U.S. elections from space, also celebrated Christmas on the ISS.

NASA shared photos of the celebration, which resulted in some interesting images of Christmas in space.

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A question arose among the public about where the astronauts had found Christmas decorations, leading to conspiracy theories.

A question arose among the public about where the astronauts had found Christmas decorations, leading to conspiracy theories.

Of course, there is an explanation. NASA confirmed that the Christmas hats seen in the latest photos were sent to the ISS in November with a SpaceX cargo mission. Last month, during Thanksgiving celebrations, one astronaut had mentioned, “We packed a lot of Thanksgiving-appropriate food.”

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