Sunita Williams faces health concerns during an extended six-month space mission due to a Starliner glitch with delayed return raising worries

NASA astronaut Sunita Williams extended warm Diwali wishes from the International Space Station, sharing her unique experience of celebrating the festival from 260 miles above Earth. She expressed gratitude to President Biden and Vice President Harris for recognizing the community's contributions and reminisced about her father's efforts to keep their cultural roots alive.

NASA astronaut Suni Williams says her weight is stable aboard the International Space Station, rebutting tabloid claims that her orbital stay has made her emaciated.

Two astronauts were meant to be in space for a week. More than 150 days later, they're still suck in space and speculation about their health is mounting.

Two NASA astronauts saw their weeks long mission turn into months and now one of them is responding to tabloid claims about her weight.

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NASA astronaut Sunita Williams said that her weight is the same as it was before the mission. “There are a lot of changes that go on here but...it's funny I think there's some rumours around outside that I am losing

"None of this was anticipated. They were supposed to be there for a week, and now it's going on six months," a source told The Post.