Astronaut Sunita Williams

Updated Trends: Indian-American Astronaut Sunita Williams to Travel to Space For Second Time Sunita Williams, the Indian-American astronaut, is all set to travel to space for the second time in June 2012. NASA confirmed the news about Sunita Williams’s second space trip, today. Sunita Williams will be accompanied by Japanese astronaut Akihiko Hoshide and flight engineers Russian cosmonaut Yuri Malenchenko on Soyuz 31 flight to the space station. NASA and its international partners, the Japan...Read Full Story

Updated Trends: Indian-American Astronaut Sunita Williams to Travel to Space For Second Time Sunita Williams, the Indian-American astronaut, is all set to travel to space for the second time in June 2012. NASA confirmed the news about Sunita Williams’s second space trip, today. Sunita Williams will be accompanied by Japanese astronaut Akihiko Hoshide and flight engineers Russian cosmonaut Yuri Malenchenko on Soyuz 31 flight to the space station. NASA and its international partners, the Japan...Read Full Story

On Saturday, the NASA announced that a lady Sunita Williams, an Indian-American astronaut will begin her journey to space for the second time in June 2012. She holds the record of the longest spaceflight of 195 days for female space travelers. She is 44 years old and belongs from the Gujarati family. Sunita Williams is the daughter of neuroanatomist Deepak Pandya and Slovak mother Bonnie Pandya and was born in Euclid, Ohio, but considers Needham, Massachusetts where her parents live as her...Read Full Story

Sunita Williams, the Indian-American astronaut, will be travelling to space for the second time in June 2012. The news was confirmed by NASA today. Williams will be accompanied by Japanese astronaut Akihiko Hoshide as well as flight engineers Russian cosmonaut Yuri Malenchenko on Soyuz 31 flight to the space station. NASA reportedly said that Indo – American astronaut, Sunita Williams, would become the commander of the International Space Station in October 2012. Williams was selected by...Read Full Story

Space.comAstronaut: Shuttle's retirement to force rethink of scienceMonsters and Critics.comWashington - The planned retirement of NASA's ageing space shuttle fleet later this year will force a change in the way science is done aboard the International Space Station, US astronaut Sunita Williams said Friday. ...NASA Plans Shuttle Launch ThursdayWESH OrlandoNASA clears Discovery for Thursday launchMyFox Tampa BayOhio Ups Ante for Shuttle Retirement HomeDiscovery NewsFOX11AZ.com -Wilkes Barre...Read Full Story