NASA Astronauts Face Extended Stay on ISS Due to Boeing Starliner Issues

Safety concerns with the Starliner's thrusters may delay the return of astronauts Wilmore and Williams by several months.

Wilmore and Williams were initially scheduled for an eight-day mission but have now been in space for over 70 days.
Technical issues with the Starliner include helium leaks and malfunctioning thrusters, raising safety concerns.
NASA may opt to bring the astronauts back using SpaceX's Crew Dragon in February if Starliner remains unsafe.
The astronauts have adapted to their extended stay by assisting with various tasks and conserving supplies.
NASA and Boeing continue to evaluate the Starliner to determine the safest course of action.