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

NASA astronaut Sunita Williams has recently responded to the rumors about her health while onboard the International Space Station (ISS). In the latest video, Williams elaborated on the significant changes in her appearance that had raised concerns and questions,

Nasa astronaut Suni Williams has directly addressed recent speculation about her health, reassuring the public that she is in good condition aboard the International Space Station (ISS). In a video interview,

NASA astronaut Sunita Williams has addressed recent rumors about her health aboard the ISS, assuring everyone she’s in great shape and staying fit.

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Sunita Williams also shared how she and colleague Barry Wilmore stay fit in space.

Sunita Williams undertook a third space mission with Boeing's Starliner, initially planned as a shorter stay on the International Space Station (ISS). However, technic

NASA astronaut Sunita Williams may be experiencing the effects of an extended stay in space, as recent photos show noticeable weight loss. However, NASA officials have reassured the public, emphasizing that all residents aboard the International Space Station are closely monitored by a dedicated medical team.

Sunita Williams, along with fellow astronaut Barry 'Butch' Wilmore, has been on an extended mission aboard the International Space Station.

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.

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.