Botch Wilmur pilots, Sunny Williams, knew they were coming home at one moment

Spaces Botch Wilmor and Sunni Williams For the first time, they remind them of the space of the space… among them the moment when they found out they were riding home.

Botch and Sunny were sitting with Fox News for their first interview since they survived the International Space Station and explain their thoughts and feelings when they finally had a date in the calendar that could go around it after spending nine months in space.

Elon MuskSpaceX’s dragon capsules were brought home after 286 days and the Sunnis talk about its immediate reaction when the spacecraft brought back to the ground, which was stationed on the spacecraft.

Buch and Sunni were also asked about Elon and President Trump‘s explained why he is grateful and how they gained his trust. Sunny said he was happy to have participated.

As you know, Wilmur and Williams, two test pilots, were only supposed to be in space for only eight days.

They never actually “right” — Botch and Sunny reached the ISS that were prepared to stay in the activity for a long time. NASA thought the two could fly to the Boeing star, but NASA vetoed the return journey because of safety concerns.

They also had the opportunity to return in September, but they chose to stay because the SpaceX ship was sent toward two members of the plane crew to allow Bokh and Sunny seats to return to the ride… but it left no alternative on ISS if they left. So they stayed.