Astronaut Sunita Williams described her view of India from space during her nine-month stay on the International Space Station. She highlighted the Himalayas' ripple effect, the fishing fleets near ...

NASA astronaut Sunita Williams has shared her awe-inspiring experiences of viewing India from space, describing the country ...

back from a 286-day stay in space. "India is amazing. Every time we went over the Himalayas, Butch (Wilmore, fellow astronaut) got incredible pictures, it is just amazing," said Ms Williams.

She described India's beauty from space and expressed excitement about Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla's upcoming mission. Williams looks forward to meeting with Indian officials and sharing ...

NASA astronaut Sunita Williams has shared her experience of viewing India from space, describing its landscapes ... recalling breathtaking views of the Himalayas. Williams highlighted how the ...

It's many, many colours,” she said. Williams talked about India's diversity visible from space, from the Himalayas to a different culture in the East to the fishing fleet in the West.

Williams shared her experiences of seeing India from space, describing awe-inspiring views of the Himalayas and the Mumbai-Gujarat coastline. She expressed her desire to revisit her roots in India.

NASA astronaut Sunita Williams lauded India's beauty from space, highlighting Himalayas and vibrant cities during a press conference after her ISS mission. Back in 1984, Rakesh Sharma, India’s ...

Back on Earth after her 278-day stay at the International Space ... India “for sure.” “India is amazing,” Williams said as she went on talking about incredible views of the majestic Himalayas.

HOUSTON, TX – For nearly 300 days, astronaut Sunita Williams soared above the Earth aboard the International Space Station, gazing down at a planet that looked both familiar and foreign.

Instead of relying on cables buried underground or towers dotting the landscape, Starlink beams the internet directly from space.

How does India look from space ... Indian-origin space explorer Sunita Williams reminisced about passing over the "incredible" Himalayas on board the International Space Station, a space lab ...