Not next week, but this week, two astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore are going to set foot on Earth after spending their time in space! Such is the good news announced by NASA. NASA’s Space X Dragon spacecraft is going to reach Earth with the two of them not on March 19, but on the weekend. If all goes well, that auspicious day will come on March 16.

After about 9 months, two astronauts Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore will breathe the air of the Earth.

According to NASA sources, Space X’s Falcon 9 rocket will be launched from the Kennedy Space Center in America at 5:18 am on Wednesday, March 12. This time, the Boeing Starliner aircraft is not being sent. Because, last year, this Starliner rocket carried Sunita and Butch to the International Space Station. Although they were supposed to return after 10 days, they could not return due to a mechanical fault in the rocket. Keeping that in mind, instead of Starliner, Elon Musk’s company Space X has been relied on. They will return on this company’s Crew-10.

NASA official Steve Stich said that Sunita and Butch will witness a different experience in Crew-10. This mission will also be an initial test of how effective it will be in space missions in the future. It is worth noting that US President Donald Trump sought the help of his ‘friend’ Elon Musk to return the two astronauts who have been trapped in space for the past 9 months. Musk assured him of this. Accordingly, Space X started preparing to return the Sunitas. Since it was completed, they are being returned ahead of schedule. New history will be created when Sunita Williams and Butch Wilmore step on Earth this weekend.