Just the car (read it) is about to come out. After spending 286 days in space, NASA astronaut Sunita Williams and Buch Willmore are returning to Earth. The dragon spacecraft of Spacex with him and two other astronauts will leave from the International Space Station at 10.35 am on Tuesday.

Both Sunita Williams and Buch Wilmore flew to the International Space Station (ISS) on June 5 last year by sitting on a Boeing’s Starlineer spacecraft’s first crew test flight (crew test flight). The mission was only 10 days but both could not return to the earth due to technical fault in Starlineer spacecraft.

NASA has sent a crew 10 mission with Spacex to bring these four back to the earth and send four other astronauts as a replacement at the space station. Its vehicle, Dragon, has taken 4 astronauts to the space station and is now coming back to the earth with 4 astronauts including Sunita Williams. The vehicle will ignore the space station at 10.35 am and start its journey from there towards the Earth.

This journey of ‘Gharvapasi’ will be about 17 hours. According to Indian time, at 3:27 am on Wednesday morning, the Yan will do a splashdown in the sea on the Gulf coast of Florida i.e. with the help of parasoot.

Sunita Williams’ full schedule of ‘Gharvapasi’

Boarding: Tuesday, 8:15 am
All 4 astronauts in the Dragon spacecraft will be riding and the hatch will be closed.

Departure: Tuesday, 10.35 am
Astronauts with spacecraft will ignore and the journey will begin.

Landing on Earth (Splashdown): Wednesday, in the early hours of 3:27 am
The capsule of the dragon vehicle with astronauts will fall in the water in the Gulf of Florida with a parasuit. A crew will be ready that will recover the capsule and help astronauts to get out of the ship.

Plan ahead
Shortly thereafter, the four passengers will be sent to Johnson Space Center, Houston. This center is the center of NASA’s Human Space Flight Operations.

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