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NASA's Stuck Astronauts May Return Sooner 5 Key Insights on the New Plan

NASA has announced a new plan that could bring its stuck astronauts back to Earth sooner than expected. Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, who have been stranded at the International Space Station since their original return date was pushed back, may now return in mid-March instead of late March or April. Here are five key insights into NASA's latest plan

Insight #1 Capsule Switch
To expedite the astronauts' return, NASA has decided to switch capsules for upcoming flights. This change will result in a minimum two-week reduction in their prolonged stay at the International Space Station.

Insight #2 Delayed Journey
The original flight demo was supposed to have Wilmore and Williams returning from space on Boeing's Starliner capsule in June. However, technical issues with the capsule led NASA to reassigned them to SpaceX. The subsequent delay of their replacements added to their mission duration.

Insight #3 New Crew Takes Flight
A new crew will be launched on March 12, consisting of two NASA astronauts and one each from Japan and Russia. This change allows for a fresh start with a new capsule, which is expected to provide a smoother ride than the original plan.

Insight #4 Timing is Everything
NASA typically prefers to have a new crew arrive at the International Space Station before sending the old one back. In this case, Wilmore, Williams, and two others who have been on board since September will return once a new crew is in place, ensuring a seamless transition and minimizing disruptions to ongoing research.

Insight #5 A Proactive Approach
Just two weeks ago, NASA announced it was working expeditiously to bring back Wilmore and Williams as soon as possible. The latest plan demonstrates the space agency's proactive approach to addressing challenges that have arisen, ensuring a smoother return for its stuck astronauts.

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