Astronauts Face Extended ISS Stay Due to Boeing Starliner Issues

Sunita Williams and Barry Wilmore adapt to life aboard the ISS as NASA evaluates return options following spacecraft malfunctions.

The astronauts were originally scheduled for an eight-day mission but may remain until February.
NASA is considering using a SpaceX flight for their return due to Starliner thruster and helium leak issues.
The ISS has ample supplies and facilities to support the extended stay of the astronauts.
Williams and Wilmore are actively assisting with ISS operations and research during their prolonged mission.
A decision on their return method is expected by mid-August.