Revealed: The shocking conditions endured by NASA astronauts stuck in space due to Boeing's faulty spaceship

Camping out in sleeping bags. NASA's stranded astronauts Sunita Williams and Barry Wilmore are 'roughing it out' on the International Space Station as they remain stranded there with no official return date. Reports suggest the astronauts are living in less-than-ideal conditions, including a lack of proper sleeping arrangements, mounting psychological stress and increasing health risks. NASA officials insist that astronauts Barry Wilmore and Sunita Williams are 'doing fine' while stranded on the International Space Station, despite reports of rough conditions. The ISS is only equipped with six private sleep chambers, but there were already seven astronauts on board when Williams and Wilmore arrived, Time reported.