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NASA astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore, who launched to the ISS on Freedom in late September, were also aboard the spacecraft.
NASA stated that they and SpaceX are working to safely return Crew-9 astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore.
The splashdown ended Williams and Wilmore's extended mission of more than nine months.
The Crew-9 Crew Dragon required temporary accommodations in the Crew-8 Crew Dragon for Wilmore and Williams due to seat assignments.
The pressure suits worn by Williams and Wilmore were only compatible with Starliner, creating compatibility issues with Crew Dragon.
Williams and Wilmore were projected to spend as little as eight days on the ISS but will instead remain close to ten months.
NASA rejected claims that Wilmore and Williams are 'stuck' or 'stranded' on the ISS, stating they could return to Earth in case of an emergency.
Bradley Williams began his aerospace career at the University of Arizona’s Lunar and Planetary Laboratory.
Bradley Williams led the NASA Pathfinder Technology Demonstrator CubeSats project at Tyvak, achieving a groundbreaking 200 Gigabits per second optical communications downlink.
Bradley Williams contributed to the design and integration phases of the CAPSTONE mission.
Bradley Williams led the overhaul of a mission facing technical and schedule scrutiny in 2023, resulting in a successful re-plan.
Bradley Williams has seven launches planned for 2025 as part of a 16-mission portfolio.
Bradley Williams is Senior Program Executive for the NASA Space Weather Program.
Bradley Williams served as Deputy Payload Manager on GUSTO, a balloon-borne observatory launched in 2023.
Bradley Williams delivered a TED Talk in 2024 on his path to NASA and finding his place in space.
Space & Satellite Professionals International (SSPI) presented the 2024 Promise Awards to Mackenzie Mason of Boeing, Paige Webster of ATLAS Space Operations, and Bradley Williams of NASA.
Bradley Williams served as Project Manager and Systems Engineer, identifying proposal opportunities for NASA at the University of Arizona.
Bradley Williams led the development of project/program management processes at Tyvak Nano-Satellite Systems.
Williams and Wilmore became surplus crew members on the ISS after the return of the Starliner capsule.
Williams acknowledged the unusual circumstances of her and Wilmore's unexpected assignment during her speech at the ceremony.