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Photo Raises Concern for Health of Stranded NASA Astronaut
November 7, 2024
An image from space of a stranded astronaut is causing worldwide concern. Astronaut Sunita Williams looked noticeably gaunt and hollow-cheeked on board the International Space Station. Her eight-day mission along with a fellow astronaut was extended by at least eight months due to a malfunction on the spaceship that was supposed to bring them home. Williams appears to be suffering from a phenomenon dubbed "space face." Inside Edition spoke to Dr. Sandra Stankovic, space medicine professor at Harvard.
