Two NASA astronauts, Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, held a news conference from the International Space Station today where they discussed their experiences living and working in space.
During the live broadcast, the astronauts talked about their daily routines, the scientific experiments they are conducting, and the challenges they face while living in microgravity. They also answered questions from reporters about their upcoming spacewalks and the importance of their mission to furthering our understanding of space exploration.
Wilmore and Williams emphasized the importance of collaboration between international partners on the ISS and highlighted the incredible technological advancements that have been made to support human life in space.
The news conference provided a unique opportunity for the public to hear directly from astronauts living aboard the ISS and gain insight into the daily life and work of those on the forefront of space exploration. As they continue their mission, Wilmore and Williams and the rest of the crew on the ISS will continue to push the boundaries of human spaceflight and expand our knowledge of the universe beyond Earth.
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