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Anand Mahindra and Mukesh Ambani click a selfie with Sunita Williams, post goes viral |Oneindia News

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Anand Mahindra and Mukesh Ambani click a selfie with Sunita Williams, post goes viral |Oneindia News

Anand Mahindra and Mukesh Ambani click a selfie with Sunita Williams, post goes viral |Oneindia News

Mahindra and Mahindra’s chief Anand Mahindra posted a selfie that has got the internet buzzing.

What is interesting about the selfie is that it has India’s two top industrialists posing together, but what makes this even more buzzworthy is the presence of Indian American NASA scientist Sunita Williams. #AnandMahindra #SunitaWillams #MukeshAmbani ~HT.99~ED.103~PR.150~


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NASA and Boeing, Stress That Astronauts, Are Not 'Stranded' on ISS. 'Newsweek' reports that two NASA astronauts remain on the International Space Station, nearly two weeks after originally being scheduled to return. Both Suni Williams and Barry 'Butch' Wilmore continue to wait on the ISS while NASA and Boeing engineers work to fix a number of helium leaks on the Starliner spacecraft. Both Suni Williams and Barry 'Butch' Wilmore continue to wait on the ISS while NASA and Boeing engineers work to fix a number of helium leaks on the Starliner spacecraft. The Starliner, which has been delayed several times before successfully launching on June 5, experienced some thruster problems while traveling to the ISS. . According to NASA, the spacecraft has been , "performing well in orbit while docked to the space station.". NASA also stressed that the astronauts are not "stranded" on the ISS as they could undock and fly home at any time. . The pair are being kept on the ISS past their planned return in order to , "allow mission teams time to review propulsion system data.". We are taking our time and following our standard mission management team process, Steve Stich, NASA's Commercial Crew Program manager, via 'Newsweek'. We are letting the data drive our decision making relative to managing the small helium system leaks and thruster performance, Steve Stich, NASA's Commercial Crew Program manager, via 'Newsweek'. Originally, Wilmore and Williams were scheduled to touch down on Earth on June 22 before the date was pushed back to June 26. 'Newsweek' reports that it took three attempts to get Starliner's first crewed mission into orbit, following years of delays and engineering issues.

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Helium Leaks Detected on Boeing Starliner During Approach to ISS [Video]

Helium Leaks Detected on Boeing Starliner During Approach to ISS

Helium Leaks Detected on, Boeing Starliner , During Approach to ISS. Reuters reports that Boeing's new Starliner capsule has run into new problems on its approach to dock with the International Space Station. Helium leaks were detected on the CST-100 Starliner, which is carrying the spacecraft's inaugural two-member NASA crew. . With veteran astronauts Barry "Butch" Wilmore and Sunita "Suni" Williams aboard, the CST-100 Starliner successfully launched from Florida on June 5. . On its way to the ISS, helium leaks were detected on the Boeing spacecraft's propulsion system, which rendered a number of its 28 thrusters unusable. According to NASA and Boeing, the crew remains safe, and the CST-100's backup thrusters can compensate for the loss. On June 6, NASA mission managers gave Boeing the green light to proceed with docking procedures while the agency continues to monitor the leak rate. NASA's plan will see Wilmore and Williams remain aboard the ISS for eight days before departing on a return flight through Earth's atmosphere. The mission will then end with a first-ever parachute and airbag-assisted landing for a crewed mission in the U.S. Desert Southwest. . The successful June 5 Starliner launch came following years of technical problems, leading to a series of setbacks and delays. . Reuters reports that Boeing's Starliner is currently several years behind schedule and has already exceeded its budget by over $1.5 billion. . Reuters reports that Boeing's Starliner is currently several years behind schedule and has already exceeded its budget by over $1.5 billion.

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Boeing's Starliner Set to Make Third Attempt at First-Ever Human Spaceflight [Video]

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Boeing's Starliner , Set to Make Third Attempt at , First-Ever Human Spaceflight. On June 5, a pair of NASA astronauts will take part in Boeing's CST-100 Starliner's third attempt at accomplishing its first human spaceflight. . 'Orlando Sentinel' reports that NASA's Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams have twice climbed on board the Starliner in the last month. . 'Orlando Sentinel' reports that NASA's Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams have twice climbed on board the Starliner in the last month. . However, both of those launch attempts were scrapped at the last minute. . The most recent failed attempt came on June 1, and was abandoned within four minutes of liftoff after an issue with ULA's computer system forced the mission to be scrubbed. The most recent failed attempt came on June 1, and was abandoned within four minutes of liftoff after an issue with ULA's computer system forced the mission to be scrubbed. The next attempt is scheduled for 10:52 a.m. from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station’s Space Launch Complex 41. According to Space Launch Delta 45's weather squadron forecast, there is a 90% chance of favorable weather conditions for the highly anticipated launch. The first launch attempt on May 6, was scrubbed due to a faulty valve on the ULA rocket's upper Centaur stage, which has since been replaced. 'Orlando Sentinel' reports that both Boeing and NASA also signed off on a small helium leak on Starliner’s propulsion module that was ultimately not addressed. 'Orlando Sentinel' reports that both Boeing and NASA also signed off on a small helium leak on Starliner’s propulsion module that was ultimately not addressed. Following a successful launch, the crew will spend just over 24 hours traveling to the International Space Station where they will stay for about eight days. The crew is then scheduled to return to Earth via a landing in the desert in the southwestern United States

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The high-profile wedding begins with a traditional Hindu "Shubh Vivaah" ceremony, followed by a "Shubh Aashirwad" blessing on Saturday, and concludes with a "Mangal Utsav" reception on Sunday, according to a leaked invitation. The events are set to take place at Mumbai's Jio World Convention Centre and the Ambani family's residence, Antilia. The guest list includes numerous celebrities and prominent figures. #AnantAmbaniWedding #ShubhVivah #MangalUtsav #Antilia #AnantRadhikaWedding #JioWorld #Oneindia #Oneindianews ~HT.178~PR.320~ED.101~

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Recently Spotted Asteroid Set for Near Miss With Earth [Video]

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ISS Crew Forced to Take Shelter After Russian Satellite Breaks Apart [Video]

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