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7 months in orbit: Nasa's Sunita Williams steps out for spacewalk amid extended ISS stay

IndiaTimes Thursday, 16 January 2025
Sunita Williams, an Indian-origin astronaut, conducted her first spacewalk in seven months alongside Nick Hague at the International Space Station to perform overdue repairs. This mission extended due to issues with Boeing’s Starliner capsule, leaving Williams and colleague Butch Wilmore stranded. This spacewalk marks Williams' eighth, signifying her extensive space experience.
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