Spaceflight is tough, but humans are tougher,
President Trump said to Elon Musk, 'get the astronauts home and do it now' - and they're responding,
I just want to take a brief moment to say we are praying for you." ... We wish you Godspeed, and we look forward to welcoming you all home soon."
And they're bringing NASA astronauts, [who] also happen to be retired US Navy Capt. Butch Wilmore and retired US Navy Capt. Suni Williams, home,
It is far easier to be enemies than it is to be friends, it's easier to break partnerships and relationships than it is to build them,
Spaceflight is hard, and success depends on leaders of character who choose a harder right over the easier wrong, and who build programs, partnerships and relationships. We explore for the benefit of all,
We appreciate all the love and support from everybody,
They've been left up there – I hope they like each other, maybe they love each other, I don't know,
We celebrate the countless individuals all over the world that have made this journey possible,
We came prepared to stay long, even though we planned to stay short,
What was offered, what was not offered, who it was offered to, how that process went — that’s information that we simply don’t have,
Considering a variety of agency priorities this week, including the launch of SPHEREx and PUNCH, as well as preparations for NASA's SpaceX Crew-10 launch Friday, and other agency missions, the agency received a one-week extension on our initial submission,
I can only say that Mr. Musk, what he says is absolutely factual,
We have plenty of clothes. We are well-fed,
I’m sure they would have responded and said, ‘Well, that would cost us several $100 million extra that we don’t have for a new Dragon capsule and Falcon 9.’
That’s been the narrative from day one: stranded, abandoned, stuck — and I get it, we both get it,
Eventually we want to go home, ... because we left our families a little while ago, but we have a lot to do while we’re up here.”
I would say it's work. It's wonderful enjoyment. It's been fun. It's been trying at times, no doubt."
That's what your nation's human spaceflight program's all about, planning for unknown, unexpected contingencies, and we did that,