Overview
- The Boeing Starliner spacecraft has encountered thruster malfunctions and helium leaks, delaying its return to Earth.
- Astronauts Williams and Wilmore were initially scheduled to return on June 14, but their mission has been extended indefinitely.
- NASA and Boeing are conducting extensive tests to ensure the spacecraft's safety before setting a new return date.
- Despite the delays, the astronauts are continuing their planned activities and contributing to ISS maintenance and research.
- NASA emphasizes that the astronauts are not stranded and have sufficient supplies for an extended stay.