NASA monitoring second stranded astronaut’s possible weight loss after raising alarm about colleague Sunita Williams’ health
NASA doctors are monitoring the second astronaut stranded on the International Space Station — and making sure that he isn’t losing too much weight during his extended stay in space. A NASA employee who is involved in the mission told The Post that ...
'I weigh the same': NASA astronaut Suni Williams refutes tabloid health claims (video)
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.
NASA astronaut stranded in space breaks silence after new photos spark health concerns
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Stranded NASA astronaut Sunita Williams speaks out about concerns over her weight loss in space
Stranded astronaut Sunita Williams said the growing concerns about her health were nothing but “rumors” — as she attributed the change in her appearance to “fluid shift.” Williams, 59, sparked concern last week when she appeared in a NASA photo appearing gaunt,
NASA Astronaut Sunita Williams debunks health rumors: 'I weigh the same' from the ISS
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams has addressed recent rumors about her health aboard the ISS, assuring everyone she’s in great shape and staying fit.
NASA warns SpaceX over safety issues after astronaut hospitalization
Both NASA and SpaceX need to maintain focus on safe Crew Dragon operations and not take any ‘normal’ operations for granted,” said the ASAP committee member on Thursday, as first reported by SpaceNews.
‘I weigh the same’: Massachusetts astronaut Suni Williams is doing ‘a lot of squats’ in space
Astronaut Suni Williams, of Needham, said she has been working out in space, and she credits that and being in space to possible changes in her body. But, she said, she weighs the same.
NASA's Suni Williams discusses health on International Space Station
NASA Astronaut Suni Williams discusses her health on the International Space Station.
NASA Astronaut Suni Williams Talks Sports from Space
During an in-flight interview with the New England Sports Network for the Clubhouse Kids Show, NASA Astronaut Suni Williams, commander of Expedition 72, shared insights from aboard the International Space Station.
Questions swirl around health of astronaut and Mass. native Suni Williams
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