Crew-10 launches Friday to rescue NASA astronauts stranded at ISS since June

Two NASA astronauts have endured nearly 9 months in space with significant physical effects including muscle loss, bone density reduction, and radiation exposure.

After nine months adrift from their original mission, two NASA astronauts find themselves at the center of a story older than spaceflight itself — the story of those who venture into the unknown and must trust that others will come for them. Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams arrived at the International Space Station in June 2024 aboard Boeing's Starliner for an eight-day test flight, only to be stranded when the spacecraft developed propulsion failures and helium leaks too dangerous to ignore. Now, SpaceX's Crew-10 — a multinational team of American, Japanese, and Russian astronauts — launches

Crew-10 launches Friday to rescue NASA astronauts stranded at ISS since June

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