
Sunita Williams: President trump praised Sunita Williams' hair, and said - would bring her back to earth soon
Trump said 'Joe Biden has been the worst president in the history of this country and he allowed both the astronauts to be stranded in space and did nothing.' Elon Musk wrote in a post shared on social media that 'the astronauts will now have to stay in space for eight more days.
US President donald trump has praised astronaut Sunita Williams who is stranded in space. He said that we would soon send a spacecraft to bring them back to Earth. During this, trump also praised Sunita Williams' hair and said that her hair is very strong. Trump also targeted former President Joe Biden and said that he and his government left sunita williams and her colleague Butch Wilmore helpless in space and both went on an eight-day space mission and now more than nine months have passed for both.
Speaking to reporters in the Oval office on Thursday, trump said that 'two of our astronauts are stranded in space. Biden left them up there. I have asked Musk (Elon Musk) if he can bring both of them to Earth. Musk has also agreed to this and he has started preparations to send his spacecraft into space in two weeks. After this, trump jokingly said, 'I have seen a woman (Sunita Williams) with big and strong hair. Her hair is very strong. Now we are preparing to bring them back and we love them.'
Trump said 'Joe Biden has been the worst president in the history of this country and he allowed both the astronauts to get stuck in space and did nothing.' Elon Musk wrote in a post shared on social media that 'The astronauts will now have to stay in space for eight more days. SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft would have brought them back six months ago, but Biden and the white house did not allow this to happen.' It is noteworthy that Butch Wilmore and sunita williams reached the international Space Station in june 2024 aboard Boeing's Starliner aircraft, but due to technical faults and helium gas leaks in the Starliner, the spacecraft was declared unfit for the return of the two astronauts, after which sunita williams and Butch Wilmore remained stranded in space for the past several months.