February, President Donald Trump In the social post of truth, Williams and Wilmore claimed that they were “effectively abandoned” in space during an eight-month journey of eight days. However, according to the comments in the heading, Astronauts pushed back the president’s claims.
“We don’t feel abandoned,” Wilmore insisted on CNN. Anderson Cooper Interview on February 13th. “We don’t feel stuck. We’re not stuck. We’re ready. We’re committed.”
During an interview, Williams hindered the pair by saying they were “actually doing something pretty good.”
“We have food, we have clothes. We have great crew here,” she continued. “Of course, it was a little longer than we expected, but we both trained to live and work on the International Space Station, and I think we made the most of it.”
During the interview, Willmore and Williams confirmed that when SpaceX releases Dragon Capsules on March 12th, they will return to Earth.
“They’re coming here, rendezvous and docking,” Wilmore explained. “We’ll make sales for about a week and return to March 19th or around.”
