Astronauts Sunita Williams and crew react to ‘Toxic’ smell on space station
India TV NewsAstronauts aboard the International Space Station recently encountered a ‘toxic smell’ coming from the Russian spacecraft Progress 90. Unexpected odour detected from Russian Spacecraft Air quality is normal, and crew safety ensured NASA confirmed that the air quality on the ISS remained normal, and the crew's safety was not at risk. Image Source : FILESpaceX NASA astronaut Sunita Williams has recently responded to rumours about her health aboard the International Space Station, which has been reassuring everyone that she is in good condition and dispelling claims of physical deterioration. NASA has announced that US astronauts Sunita Williams and Barry Wilmore will return to Earth by next February along with SpaceX's Crew-9 mission, following more than 80 days in the International Space Station.
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