NASA Extends ISS Stay for Astronauts Amid Starliner Troubleshooting

Extended mission allows for in-depth testing of Boeing's spacecraft systems to ensure a safe return.

Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams remain at the ISS as engineers address propulsion issues.
Starliner experienced thruster failures and helium leaks during its mission.
NASA and Boeing are conducting ground tests in New Mexico to replicate and solve the problems.
The spacecraft's stay at the ISS provides valuable data for future missions.
Officials emphasize that the astronauts are safe and not stranded.