The way for the return of Sunita Williams and American Buch Wilmore, the Indian radish astronaut at the International Space Station (ISS), has been cleared for a long time. Two passengers from the earth have reached there to stay in the space station instead of these two passengers. The US space agency NASA has been trying to bring back Sunita and Wilmore back for a long time. Now other astronauts have been deployed in place of Wilmore and Sunita. SpaceX's spacecraft left a day earlier reached the international space station on Sunday. With this, these astronauts have reached there. Now Sunita and Wilmore will return from this spacecraft.

Four new astronauts arriving in the international space station are representing the US, Japan and Russia. They will get information about the station from Williams and Wilmore for a few days. It is believed that if the weather is right, both the stranded astronauts will be lowered in the water area near the coast of Florida next week.

Sunita went to space on 5 June last year
On June 5, Cape from Wilmore and Williams Boeing's new Starlineer capsules left from Cape Canverals. Both had gone for a week only but they have been stranded in the space station for about nine months due to leakage of helium gas from the spacecraft.

The new team of astronauts, who left the Kennedy Space Center of the US Space Agency, includes Anne McLayn and Nicole Aarce. They are both military pilots. Apart from these, Takuya Onisi of Japan and Kiril Peskov of Russia have also left and both are former pilots of aviation companies. These four people will spend the next six months in the space station after Wilmore and Williams leave for the earth, which is considered a normal period.